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Tiphanie “Tip” Carter had been used to being lied to, used, and abused in every possible way imagined. Still being a people pleaser, she carries the weight of her family’s supposed struggles on her shoulders. A fated run-in with a mysterious hustler by the name of Jacques offers up an opportunity to escape her woes. He cradles her in love and showers her in gifts and affection, even on his busiest days of work. However, Jacques is not who he seems to be. Not only is he the father to one of Dallas’s most notorious blood-thirsty gangsters—Dominic “South Dallas Dom” Laveaux— but he is the originator. Mansour Victor Jean-Jacques Laveaux— better known as simply V. Not yet officially retired, he worries that his naïve counterpart might find out about the demon he really is beneath his gentlemanly exterior. Tip, herself, is not without secrets and insecurities that could jeopardize their dark romance. When old enemies come flocking, V has no choice but to expose his mighty wrath, hoping that Tip would remain the woman who offered her sweet heart in the beginning.
Shorts, anyone?
Sasha was never a fierce one until you took her cocaine away. Tired of living a lie and in pain, she's approached by her "management's" opps for a chance to tell her side of what it's like to be her. One problem. Abel Morone is a conniving, devilishly handsome fellow who is probably out to use Sasha like all the others. Stuck in a merry-go-round of drugs, sex, physical hurt, and self-loathing, she latches on to the only thing she knows. Survival. Sasha must push through before her time runs out, or before Abel's master plan is revealed. If his brother, Jean-Paul, has a say in it, Abel would have to stop breathing before he lets anything happen to Coke bottle-figured Sasha McPherson.
Who is Sunny?
Does she write books, or what?
Sunny Giovanni is an international bestselling author, mother, loyal friend, and a mentor to many. Among the hats she wears are that of a graphic designer, editor, and publisher. She is also the hand behind the pens of Marcelle Sixx and Laconia Renee.
