Munch 3

Literature & Fiction

Juggling three different women is surprisingly easy for Munch, especially since two of the women—Brittney and Egypt—are temporary side pieces that he’s taking care of until his best friend, Blake gets out of jail.

Teaona is his main chick and the one who holds the key to his heart, and he’s looking forward to enjoying a monogamous relationship with her in the near future. Unfortunately Teaona has other ideas, and when she introduces her own side piece into the equation, Munch is devastated.

Doing what he always does to avoid heartache, he rushes into a brand new relationship with Skye, a sweet church girl who initially seems like a safe bet, but over time reveals that she is dealing with serious issues of her own. Issues that threaten her and Munch’s safety and could destroy the life they’re building together.

Can two damaged people forge a bond that is healing for both of them or is the union a recipe for disaster that will leave them both worse off than before they met?

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Allison Hobbs

Allison Hobbs is a national bestselling author of more than thirty novels and has been featured in such periodicals as Romantic Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer. Known for her raw, edgy, and graphic writing style, Allison Hobbs burst on the literary scene with her highly successful debut novel, Pandora's Box in 2003. A prolific author, Hobbs has penned over 30 erotic and paranormal novels. Using the pseudonym, Aria Johnson, she has written the thriller, The Child Snatcher. Under another pseudonym, Joelle Sterling, she added The Eternal Dead series to her list of published novels. The series includes: Midnight Cravings, The Dark Hunger, and Forbidden Feast. Hobbs' novel, Double Dippin' was nominated for The Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award. The Climax was nominated for the 2008 African American Literary Award, and Big Juicy Lips is one of the 2009 erotic nominees for the 2009 African American Literary Awards. Allison lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.