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Sinphony
When a good woman dates three men to AVOID falling in love again, it's not a sin it's a...Sinphony. Third-grade teacher Nona Huff has two a promotion to Vice Principal and making her parents proud. There are only three things standing in her
--Franklin, mature, and successful with the sex drive of a shoelace. He’s a big horn in public so she plays him for her friends and family.
--Terry, the much younger artist, who makes her feel his age. He strums her like a Spanish guitar in private.
--Vince, her new colleague, who would be the perfect man if he wasn't after her dream job.,/br> She chose the “independent” label because she’s already made an A+ in Heartbreak 101. It was a hard, painful lesson learned. Now that she's directing the sheet music, can anyone touch her heartstrings?
--Franklin, mature, and successful with the sex drive of a shoelace. He’s a big horn in public so she plays him for her friends and family.
--Terry, the much younger artist, who makes her feel his age. He strums her like a Spanish guitar in private.
--Vince, her new colleague, who would be the perfect man if he wasn't after her dream job.,/br> She chose the “independent” label because she’s already made an A+ in Heartbreak 101. It was a hard, painful lesson learned. Now that she's directing the sheet music, can anyone touch her heartstrings?
286 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
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About the author
Monica Frazier Anderson
8 books7 followersMonica "Dr. mOe" Anderson is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, TEDx speaker, widely published journalist, and Doctor of Dental Surgery. For almost three decades, she has motivated and inspired others through her speaking engagements, media appearances, podcasts, videos, books, articles, and professional development coaching.
She has published eight books, including four novels, Sinphony, When A Sistah’s Fed Up, I Stand Accused, and Never Close Your Heart; and four nonfiction books, Black English Vernacular, Mom, Are We There Yet?, Success Is A Side Effect, and Launch Your Self Publishing Journey: The Busy Author's Guitd to Write, Publish, and Sell Your Book Fast!
In 1996, she made history as the first African American columnist for the Arlington Star-Telegram. The popularity of her articles led to a weekly editorial for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, a leading Texas newspaper. Her editorials have appeared in news outlets across the country. This native Texan hosted and produced a cable television program while in full time private practice.
She presents workshops to corporate, university, and civic groups, as well as, professional associations. She has lectured throughout the United States and internationally. Her most requested topics are: Life Balance, Entrepreneurship, Cross-Generational Communication Skills, and the Medical Benefits of Humor. She is consistently rated “best speaker” at meetings and conferences.
An advocate for social change, Dr. mOe incorporates her wry wit into all her activities from boardrooms to classrooms. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry and Baylor University but her most treasured credentials are mother of two, grandmother, and cancer survivor!
Currently, she is writing her next novel and working as a full-time dental consultant for a multi-national benefits administration company. Dr. mOe divides her time between Austin, Texas and Grand Prairie, Texas.
She has published eight books, including four novels, Sinphony, When A Sistah’s Fed Up, I Stand Accused, and Never Close Your Heart; and four nonfiction books, Black English Vernacular, Mom, Are We There Yet?, Success Is A Side Effect, and Launch Your Self Publishing Journey: The Busy Author's Guitd to Write, Publish, and Sell Your Book Fast!
In 1996, she made history as the first African American columnist for the Arlington Star-Telegram. The popularity of her articles led to a weekly editorial for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, a leading Texas newspaper. Her editorials have appeared in news outlets across the country. This native Texan hosted and produced a cable television program while in full time private practice.
She presents workshops to corporate, university, and civic groups, as well as, professional associations. She has lectured throughout the United States and internationally. Her most requested topics are: Life Balance, Entrepreneurship, Cross-Generational Communication Skills, and the Medical Benefits of Humor. She is consistently rated “best speaker” at meetings and conferences.
An advocate for social change, Dr. mOe incorporates her wry wit into all her activities from boardrooms to classrooms. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry and Baylor University but her most treasured credentials are mother of two, grandmother, and cancer survivor!
Currently, she is writing her next novel and working as a full-time dental consultant for a multi-national benefits administration company. Dr. mOe divides her time between Austin, Texas and Grand Prairie, Texas.
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April 27, 2011
Nona Huff hasn't been lucky in love or life in general. She has lived through a rough divorce and raised two boys on her own. After working herself through school she is finally teaching at an elementary school she loves. Feeling the need to shield her heart she is dating three different men, getting her happy back and waiting for the vice principal position to fall in her lap. That is until she falls head over heels in love with Vince - who also has his mind set on getting the same position.
In a series of unfortunate events, Nona is reunited with her ex-husband, car is tampered with and she is in danger of losing her job. Anderson does a wonderful job at developing the characters especially detailing people we would hate - Ebone, Frankie and Seven; people we would love - Mickey, Dianne and Big Poppa; and even a few that would leave us wondering - Terry and Vince. Nona had a series of flashbacks which at times confused this reader making one have to page back to get the line up straight.
Anderson continues to work her magic with words. Glad she has made come back to romance. We all have sins so why not read about it. Pick it up today!
In a series of unfortunate events, Nona is reunited with her ex-husband, car is tampered with and she is in danger of losing her job. Anderson does a wonderful job at developing the characters especially detailing people we would hate - Ebone, Frankie and Seven; people we would love - Mickey, Dianne and Big Poppa; and even a few that would leave us wondering - Terry and Vince. Nona had a series of flashbacks which at times confused this reader making one have to page back to get the line up straight.
Anderson continues to work her magic with words. Glad she has made come back to romance. We all have sins so why not read about it. Pick it up today!
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