Synopses & Reviews
A failed engagement and a partnership in a new e-learning firm have led thirty-six-year-old Chaney Braxton from New York to Washington, D.C. Orphaned as a child, and now betrayed by her fiance, Chaney's through dealing with things that die, leave--or wilt. In fact, she's got a new mantra: No plants, no pets, no men. When Chaney meets half black, half korean veterinarian Devin Rhym, she can't help being impressed with his knowledge and his soothing demeanor--not to mention his exotic good looks. At the same time, Chaney doesn't see herself taking on a twenty-eight-year-old tadpole. She reminds herself that there are other, more age-appropriate fish in the sea. As Chaney and Devin embark on a relationship, other areas of their lives start to unravel. From family drama, career trouble, and some heart wrenching losses--to an unplanned surprise neither had bargained for--the unlikely lovers are forced to find solutions while finding each other. In the process, they may just find themselves.
Synopsis
When a failed engagement leads thirty-six-year-old Chaney Braxton from New York to Washington, she is determined to stay away from men until she meets twenty-eight-year-old Devin Rhym.
Synopsis
Moving to Washington, D.C., to start over, Chaney Braxton is amazed when her sister's dog leads her to Devin Rhym, a half-black, half-Korean veterinarian, and as they begin to fall in love, family drama, tragedy, and an unexpected surprise forces them to make some difficult chocies. Reprint.