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<p>In bestselling author Mary B. Morrison's steamiest novel yet, the timing finally seems to be right for Darius Jones and Fancy Taylor -- but what they discover about one another may surprise them... <P>Money can't buy happiness. Fancy's heard that one before. And she still doesn't buy it -- no matter how many times it's been proven in her own life. But with Darius, things will be different. This time Fancy's going to get to know the man before she gets intimate with him -- then she'll get her share... <P>As far as relationships go, Darius has a past of his own. Currently, he's praying that he isn't the father of estranged wife Ciara's expected baby -- or anyone else's. Even if he were interested in fatherhood, he can't afford it. His wealthy parents have taken control of his business. With his bank accounts dwindling, Darius is forced to make some big changes. <P>Meanwhile, Fancy is making some changes of her own. She's soaring in a new career as a realtor and is determined to improve her relationship with her mother. She's also resolved to stick to her plan regarding Darius. But when he gets in trouble with the law and his name hits the headlines, Darius learns who his real frie

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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Morrison, Mary B.
Publisher
Dafina ; Turnaround [distributor
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9780758207289
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Romance
Rating
4.4 / 5 (1,031 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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