Brenda L. Thomas

No chef creates alone and after penning 9 novels, I certainly had no plans to write a cookbook. It was my nephew Michael Thomas who changed my mind, insisting that I create a book of the recipes that my family and friends enjoy. Was it hard? Yes. Did I gain weight? Yes. Once I understood that there were many similarities in creating a meal and writing a book, I was able to fulfill Michael's request. Allowing the ingredients to act as my characters and the directions my plot culminated in a titillating dance on my tastebuds and an orgasmic climax deep in my belly, making it a sublime gastronomic journey to be experienced either alone, or with those you love. I chose those I love.

Sayin' A Taste

Daaimah S. Poole

Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker

Crystal Lacey Winslow

Kiss the year goodbye with this sultry anthology... New Year's Eve is the time to make a naughty resolution, so shed your inhibitions and indulge in this sultry collection of escapades from four of the hottest writers around. In Brenda L. Thomas's "Every New Year," a shoot-out lands a respected doctor in the hospital with a bad case of amnesia, and in the care of a man too sexy to resist. In "Whatever It Takes" by Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker, a sassy older woman tries to break off her steamy relationship with her best friend's twenty-three-year-old son, but he shows her he's man enough to fulfill her needs. Crystal Lacey Winslow proves you can be "Dangerously in Love" when a prim and proper young woman's wild side takes over after the man she's dating slips up with another woman. In "My Boo" by Daaimah S. Poole, a Philly girl's long-distance boyfriend never has time for her -- not even around the holidays. So when her ex-roommate's latest lover comes knocking, she's ready to get the party started.

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