Naleighna Kai's Literary Cafe Magazine NKLC Summer Edition | Page 17

father took, through a small town called Blink, Texas in a tiny house he shared with a woman named Ida. Julian Gatewood, Jordan’s father, found an unlikely love in Ida, and thirty years after his father’s murder, Jordan is obsessed with finding out more about his father’s secret life in the house where he died. her completely. Abby seems to know him on a level deeper than who the media portrays him to be, and more than his position in the world has determined him to be. Abby is the last woman in the world that a man like Jordan would ever expect to fall in love with. And she’s the only woman he’s ever felt that he belonged with. She is Like Ida, Abby is no one in particular, and everything unexpected and precious, and yet, he is drawn to her at first sight. She’s she is everything he’s ever longed for—by more comfortable with a power drill in her no fault of her own. hand than she is wearing an evening gown at a fundraiser in the Governor’s mansion. J.D. Mason is the author of more than She’s carved out her own path in the world twenty novels including Seducing Abby on her terms. A woman running a company Rhodes, The Real Mrs. Price, That Devil’s in an industry dominated by men, she owns No Friend of Mine, You Gotta Sin to Get and runs her own business, managing a Saved, This Fire Down in My Soul, Don’t half a dozen men or more who know better Want No Sugar, And On the Eighth Day than to question her expertise and authority. She Rested, and One Day I Saw a Black King. Abby sees something in Jordan, something other than good looks, money or power. She sees a man searching for his soul and deeper meaning to his life. For reasons even she doesn’t understand, she’s compelled to help him find the answers he needs to put him self on the track for his life that makes sense. During her career J.D. has been nominated for The Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Awards in the African American Fiction and Best Contemporary Fiction categories. Her work has appeared on bestseller lists for Barnes and Noble, the Denver Post, Dallas Morning News, and Amazon.com. In addition, she has also been featured in It’s the easy charm of Abby that tugs at USA Today, Essence, Pride Magazine in him. Her authenticity and genuine concern the U.K., and Today’s Black Woman. for his soul quest endears him to her. Her beauty—natural, warm and addictive, is alluring. She’s unlike anyone he’s ever known and had he passed her on the streets of Dallas, he would’ve overlooked Naleighna Kai Literary Cafe Magazine July/August 2017   17