Have you ever received the wrong text from the right person? One thing about me? I don’t play games. Another thing about me? I don’t waste time. I’ve built my reputation by treating my patients, my students, and my colleagues with respect. In my role as Mr. Black Detroit, my focus is supporting my community and planning the city’s annual Juneteenth celebration. Again, my time is valuable. I should’ve ignored the text. But… There’s something about Daphne that makes me want to engage. Maybe it’s the way she commands a room and isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty. Or maybe it’s the glimpse of vulnerability in her eyes. It’s probably just her. Whatever it is in the beginning quickly morphs into something else entirely, though. Soon, I can’t get enough of her. But can I convince her to take a chance on me? In the Baes of Juneteenth multi-author series, we invite you to journey to different cities to celebrate Juneteenth with the men of Mr. Black, an organization honoring Black love, Black culture, and Black history.
Author
Born and raised in Southeast Michigan near Ann Arbor, Elle learned the importance of reading from her mother. It was also her mother who, later on in her life, gave Elle her first romance novel: Indigo by Beverly Jenkins. From that moment on, Elle became a fan of Ms. Jenkins for life and a lover of all things romance. An old journal she wrote back in college became her first book (which she still wants to publish one day). Elle is hard at work on her next novel.
