With: Lyndell Williams
Giveaway Alert!
Greetings, readers. I am excited to celebrate
the one-year bookiversary of My Way to
You, book one in the Brothers in Law series. To celebrate, I have wrapped
up books one and two along with the short story introducing the brothers and a
sneak peek at book three.
Brothers in Law Romance Series [Books 1 &
2]
Book one, My
Way to You features Simon and Regina as they break some cultural taboos by
being together. Simon risks his friendship with Regina’s brother, his best
friend Marcus, and as their relationship develop, the realities that some
people will give the interracial couple problems emerge. I am very familiar
with the growing acceptance of interracial relationships in society coupled
with individual and group intolerance. They are things my husband and I
struggle through.
Book two, Sweet
Love-Bitter Fruit, features Marcus and Toni, a successful married couple
all too hot for each other. They excel professionally and in the bedroom, and
seem to have everything but one. Toni makes some demands on Marcus that
threatens to make their rock-solid marriage crumble.
The Brothers
in Law short story introduces readers to the six sexy lawmen making up the
series. They represent long-lasting friendships and the influence our closest
friends can have on our lives, including our love lives.
Readers are anxiously awaiting the release of
book three, Building on Broken Dreams.
Adam and Maryam fall hard for each other and start to build a life together
full of passion, but the past threatens to reach in and destroy it all The Heart of My Tranquility is an erotic
prelude to the book, and I included chapter one so readers can get to know Adam
and Maryam a little better.
The romance series set is packed with heat,
tension, and drama.
Bio
A bestselling author and award-winning writer,
Lyndell Williams (Layla Abdullah-Poulos)
holds a B.A. in Historical Studies and
Literature, M.A. in Liberal Studies, and an AC in Women and Gender Studies. She
is an adjunct instructor as well as an anti-racism and gender equity advocate.
She is the senior New York trainer for the Muslim Anti-Racism collaborative.
Williams is a cultural critic with a
background in literary criticism specializing in romance. She has been
published in peer-review journals and presented at national conferences about
Muslim and interracial romance fiction as well as racism, sexism and the Black
Muslim experience.
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