Finding Love in Miami: Paper & Rich's Story

ISBN-13: 9781544206202 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 190 str.

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Dolla, Dream, Staxx, Shonda, Rich and Paper are back in the highly anticipated spin-off to My Miami Rude Boy As Paper and Rich witness their older and younger brother settle down, they are now certain that they are ready to trade in their playa cards. Though the task isn't easy, both brothers are up for the challenge. Paper knows he isn't made for just one woman, or so he thinks. That is until he meets a wholesome woman like Zara, who awakens another side of him. For the first ever, he is interested in getting to know a woman other than from her bedroom. As always, there is someone from the Whyte Brothers' past who tries to force themselves into the present. Will Zara be a part of Paper's future? Rich is ready to turn his situationship with his son's mother into a relationship. After all, Rich loves his son's mother outside children as if they are his own. He also can't deny that he and Asha have an undeniable chemistry. The only issue is, Rich is dealing with a heart he swears he didn't break. Asha has trust issues after several failed relationships that have left her broken-hearted and pregnant. Being that he is indeed a Whyte Brother, Rich's patience is way too thin to try to fix what is broken. Will Asha's insecurities cause Rich to do the unthinkable? Staxx and Shonda are back and almost better than ever. This time, they do everything in their power to give their love another life. The baby that Shonda so desperately wanted - which initially tore their marriage apart - is now the thing that brings them together. Dolla and Dream still try to live up to being "relationship goals." Though being married and having a baby is still new to the young couple, the two are determined to successfully adjust. One thing is for sure, Dolla has made it clear that Dream is where he wants to be. Well, that is until ...

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