Bernadette: The point of becoming an escort was to pay for my law degree. Period. One more year and a hefty tuition bill had me rethinking my no sex rule with clients. One exception to this rule with one client that changed my entire life. He was rude, opinionated, prejudiced and downright ignorant. For him to have an affinity for a certain type of woman, he surely didn’t know how to talk to them. He knew how to have them screaming his name. Outside of this, my one wish was that he would STFU. We had five nights only and I was counting down to the hour until I wasn’t. Five turned into fifty. Hookups turned into sleepovers. A client turned into a significant other. But how? Why? For goodness sakes, he was a damned Republican! Trent: A man over fifty is afforded the privilege to say and do what he wants. Period. The criteria for my escorts were black women. Period. Note: This book is a bit different than a normal Xyla Turner book. It is IR, BWWM, and HEA, but it's a bit darker and really sexy. If you're not easily offended, then this is for you.

Portia: The man started his very first conversation with me, by asking me for my hand in marriage. That was a negative. Forget that he's a Republican, rude and intrusive. He is also different from any man that I have ever met. Yet, there is a side to him that forces me to pay attention. Not the constant counting, the stupid surveys and his defense of building walls. That is simply annoying, but...there's something about this man. He’s a different kind of perfect! I'm definitely not marrying him, though. Duncan: The woman is beautiful, smart, and accomplished, but she will not marry me. I had one chance with her, but due to circumstances outside of my control, she no longer will engage with me on an intimate level. She is the only one that I can sleep through the night with...the only one that feels right for someone like me. No one else will do. — Note: This book, specifically the Hero, is a bit different than a typical Xyla Turner book. It is IR, BWWM, and HEA, but Duncan is his own sort of Hero. I hope you give him a chance. He's a different kind of perfect! BONUS: Read the first chapter of James (Book 3)

Duncan's Pride was written by USA Today Bestselling & Multi-Award Winning Author Xyla Turner Portia: I can handle it, I said. Duncan can handle it, I said. We can handle it, I said. Shit, we can't handle it. We said... Duncan: Portia had this undeniable belief that the two of us having a child would be a good thing. She had no evidence to confirm these suspicions, but I had first-hand experience. Therefore, I charted what having children would mean for my mental sanity. The percentage was low. It was especially low for my wife. Also, I did not factor twins into the calculations. — Author's Note: This is a novella and readers should read Book 1, Trent and must read Book 2: Duncan as those characters are heavily intertwined into Duncan's Pride. Cameos by Mr. Vega and Faith, Trent and Bernie. Also, this book, specifically the Hero, is a bit different than a typical Xyla Turner book. It is IR, BWWM, and HEA, but Duncan is a different kind of perfect. I hope you give him another chance. BONUS: Read the first two chapters of Zena Wynn's hot release, Played. You can see more like this book with the following titles: Trent | Duncan | Mr. Vega | Declan | Carter | Across the Tracks | Take A Knee | Always Right | Cole | 10-80: Line of Duty | 10-99: Line of Duty | Extraction | Power of the Pen | By Chance, No Choice | Undertones

James was written by USA Today Bestselling & Multi-Award Winning Author Xyla Turner Trish: It all started on the train platform... He asked me to vote for him to be a State Representative. I politely declined, then the man had the nerve to ask me for my number. What type of crooked politician was this guy...attempting to sleep around with his constituents? Years later, I find myself face-to-face with the same man, except on his door, it read, U.S. Senator James Klinger. I asked him to support a bill that my company was hired to secure. He, in turn, politely declined. Great! James: There she was again. After losing her on the train platform that day. She was back, and this time, she wanted something from me. I wanted to know her on a deeper level even then, but now I won't let another opportunity pass me by. She was back, and the plan was working until she found out about a political decision I made. This could not happen again. I couldn't lose her. I wouldn't let it. — Note: Readers should read Book 1, Trent, Book 2, Duncan, Book 3, Duncan's Pride, as those characters are heavily weaved into James. It is IR, BWWM, and HEA. BONUS: Read the first chapter of Leaving Fletcher, coming in February 2020. You can see more like this book with the following titles: Trent | Duncan | Duncan's Pride | Crayson | Across the Tracks | Take A Knee | Always Right | Cole | 10-80: Line of Duty | 10-99: Line of Duty | Extraction | Power of the Pen | By Chance, No Choice | Undertones

Zion: I was the newest, black female United States Senator and I was ready to take it by storm. Then the most devasting news a woman could experience happened and I did not breathe one word about it to a soul. Not even the sexy Senator that was in hot pursuit. The man absolutely did not take no for an answer. Lucas: She was new to the Senate and I felt it was my duty to help her along. Ms. Zion Delaroo kindly told me to keep my mind on my business and not hers, but that just wasn't possible. She was hiding something from me and if I had to overthrow the entire government, I was going to find out.