Only If You Knew

by Natasha C. Bryant

This is an enthralling suspense-filled novel set in the suburbs of Charlotte, North Carolina. Porshia Chance Monroe adapted to life’s struggles that were far from the glamorous life. At her lowest points, She fell in love with one of Charlotte’s most respectable criminal law attorneys, Elijah Smith. Elijah convinced Porshia to accept a “real second chance” to a lavish lifestyle without any strings attached.

Victor Anderson, is a Homicide Detective with CMPD. Circumstances would bring him into Chance's world, this later opens the door to an erotic and erupting sexual pleasures with the married Detective.

Chance soon discovers that she wants more…much more even if it means turning Victor’s perfect marriage in to a horrifying living-hell when jealousy, obsession, and madness collides head-on. She stops at nothing to keep him in her dream world forever! Their secret love affair is more than he or his loyal wife Sharon bargains for.

Stylish, sexy, and sensational, Only If You Knew is a mesmerizing, mind-teaser, adrenaline-pumping thriller that delivers action, psychological shockers and will keep book-lovers quickly turning from start to finish with pure excitement.

294 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 29, 2012

About the author

Natasha C. Bryant is the author of pleasurable, romantic thrillers and riveting suspense, including Unfinished Business, Loving A Real Brother, and Unforeseen. Natasha is addicted to reading and writing. Natasha’s passion for reading and writing is as equally as important as eating and breathing. Natasha’s juicy and captivating stories breathe life, unravels hiding secrets, lies, and undeniable steamy sexual encounters. Natasha has always had the creativity with storytelling and making her believable characters come to life on each page. Natasha lives in North Carolina with her family.

Reviews

[michelle hayes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Twisted at its best

This was one twisted crazy story, the plot will take a turn you will not see coming.. This was a good read except for some grammar errors .