Delilah: Contemporary Romance: (African American Urban Women's Fiction Christian Romance) (Scarlet Letter Confessions Series - Black Love Church Love Triangle)
Book Details
Author(s)Kia Saxton
ISBN / ASINB01HHD09Z8
ISBN-13978B01HHD09Z0
Sales Rank36,273
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
God Don't Like Ugly & Little Does He Care For Pretty
~ Delilah ~
Coming back home was going to be difficult, and in more ways than one. I thought I had gotten both him and this shabby old town out of my system years ago. But when I saw Adrian again, it was useless for me to deny the insatiable attraction I still had for him, even after all these years. Out of all thing he could have done with himself, it's unbelievable to me that the man I used to turn somersaults for had become a PREACHER....a MARRIED one at that!
Mary. His wife. Yeah, she was beautiful, but back in the day she wouldn't have looked at any of us twice. Back then, her and her family thought they were better than most folks in town. She didn't deserve him then, and she sure as hell doesn't deserve him now. Shoot, her fake haughty behind is no better than me! I could have been a preacher’s wife too if I had not gone to the Big City, refusing to live a life of mediocrity in this small forsaken town.
But....I would do anything to get the man I loved back. I didn’t know how I’d do it, but the boy I grew up with had become a man. I was used to getting what I wanted, but with dark plans in my heart, could Adrian and I truly rekindle the flame of our old love?
~ Delilah ~
Coming back home was going to be difficult, and in more ways than one. I thought I had gotten both him and this shabby old town out of my system years ago. But when I saw Adrian again, it was useless for me to deny the insatiable attraction I still had for him, even after all these years. Out of all thing he could have done with himself, it's unbelievable to me that the man I used to turn somersaults for had become a PREACHER....a MARRIED one at that!
Mary. His wife. Yeah, she was beautiful, but back in the day she wouldn't have looked at any of us twice. Back then, her and her family thought they were better than most folks in town. She didn't deserve him then, and she sure as hell doesn't deserve him now. Shoot, her fake haughty behind is no better than me! I could have been a preacher’s wife too if I had not gone to the Big City, refusing to live a life of mediocrity in this small forsaken town.
But....I would do anything to get the man I loved back. I didn’t know how I’d do it, but the boy I grew up with had become a man. I was used to getting what I wanted, but with dark plans in my heart, could Adrian and I truly rekindle the flame of our old love?
