Driving Heat (The Blue-Collar Lover Series)
Zuri Day
Language: English
Pages: 384
ISBN: 161773425X
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
"Day delivers a lively romance." --RT Book Reviews
The Blue-Collar Lover Series
Meet the Carter brothers, five hard-working men with a lot to offer. They may not be wealthy but they're rich in integrity and loyalty--not to mention sex appeal. They just need the right women to share their world. . .
At thirty, eldest brother Byron hasn't dated seriously in a while--not since he became a single dad to his beloved baby girl. Besides, he's found that most women can't see past his job as a bus driver, and he's not interested in that type of superficial foolishness. When he meets Cynthia Hall, her disinterest is obvious. Still, there's something about her. . .
Cynthia has been successful in her career and unlucky in love. But those two worlds collide when Byron ends up in her office on business. It's a coincidence that casts him in a very different light than she's previously seen. Too bad he's not the upscale professional Cynthia had in mind. Yet given the chance, she might discover that while money can't buy happiness--a loving and passionate man can. . .
where I come from.” He reached for her hand. “Come here. I’m lonely in this big, soft bed all by myself. What kind of mattress is this anyway? I thought every bed was the same, but this muhfuh makes me feel like I’m floating on a cloud!” Cynthia climbed on the bed. “It’s probably a pillow top.” She tucked her legs beneath her and leaned into Byron’s waiting embrace. He felt her body, rigid, and simply held her, breathing evenly and, for a few seconds, allowing Trey to serenade them both. She
time to think about it, decide what it is you want to happen when you confront them. How will you react if they don’t act the way you think they should? And most important, how this will affect Jayden getting to know his father.” “That’s a whole other issue.” “Thank you.” “Oh, no problem.” “No, really. I treated you horribly. You’re being so kind.” “Like I said on my message—” “You left a message?” “You didn’t hear it? I figured that’s why you called.” “I called because when I needed a
give him everything while he gives nothing back, not even exclusive access to his dick. He definitely wouldn’t brag about it. That’s not a man, Barry. That’s an asshole. “Instead of listening to what society, rappers, and your boys are saying about manhood, you should listen to the man whose roof you sleep under. When it comes to men, and how to be one? Willie Carter is one of the best.” Barry slowly nodded his head. “I feel you, bro. You’re right.” Byron reached for the remote to turn on the
privileges your upbringing afforded. We all know that’s more than money. It’s connections, and the right schools, and the right clubs, and attending the right parties to not only smooth your son’s path but to ensure you’re a shining star in society. I did a little research on Stewart and I must tell you he has a stunning portfolio. Quite the catch.” The old Cynthia would have agreed with anything Gayle said. The new Cynthia knew otherwise. Dynah spoke up. “Cynthia, you know I’ve always
something to hang in my room is better than paying to see a fish who’ll probably jump out of the water and eat you alive.” “They can’t do that,” Jayden said, as if trying to convince himself. He turned to Cynthia. “Can they, Mom?” “Ha! Look at him, Daddy. He’s scared.” “I am not!” “Yes, you are!” “No, I’m not!” “I told you, Cynthia,” Byron said to her over the din of their children arguing. “Our kids were going to love each other. Everything is going to be fine.” Epilogue Thanksgiving