β Scribed by Martin, Tina
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A Standalone Novel
Mordecai Champion has found the house of his dreams. Unfortunately, itβs located in a specially zoned, exclusive neighborhood in Wilmington, North Carolina. To be eligible to buy the home, he must meet certain requirements. Hence, a proposal for the real estate agent whoβs caught his eye from the first β Jemisha Rayford.
Jemisha is struggling to stay afloat with her new real-estate business and Mordecaiβs proposal may be just what she needs to secure a much-needed substantial commission. If she accepts, she knows sheβll risk her business and her heart to a playboy whoβs never been in a serious relationship, but at this point, she may not have much of a choice.
African Americans -- Fiction
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