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by Anna Black (Author)
Janiece is finally settled with her husband, Isaiah, after a whirlwind of drama with her ex-lover, K.P., and his wife. She is ready to live happily ever after, but Isaiah is called back to duty and has to serve eighteen months in Iraq. Janiece is left behind just when K.P. moves back to Chicago.
Still not over Janiece, K.P. wants her back. He is shocked to find out that she is now married and expecting her first child, and there is no chance for them to start over. Unable to move on, K.P. decides to try to be a friend, causing drama and turbulence with Janiece's in-laws while Isaiah is away serving his country. Her older sister, Janelle, tries to be a comfort for Janiece during her pregnancy and separation from her husband, but Janelle has issues of her own to worry about. Her marriage takes a turn for the worse as her husband, Gregory, puts business before family and neglects his duties as a husband, along with his fatherly responsibilities to their twins. Janelle finds herself walking in someone else's shoes, and she realizes that what goes around sometimes comes back around.Author Biography
Anna Black was born and raised on the south side of Chicago. Her desire to become a published author didn't emerge until her late twenties, after close friends and family encouraged her to go for it. In November 2009, Anna earned her best-selling author title with her debut release, Now You Wanna Come Back. For several consecutive weeks, it remained number one for African American Women's Fiction on Amazon. She has since released more than two dozen novels, short stories, and collaborations. As she forges her path to success, her goal is to offer page-turning tales to readers worldwide. This award-winning author currently lives in Texas with her daughter, Tyra, who will soon graduate from Sam Houston State University. Anna is a city girl at heart, and when she is not writing romantic page-turners, she enjoys football, playing pool, and binge-watching her favorite shows and series.
