To Love You More

by Wayne Jordan

George Simpson has never had a problem wooing women. The sexy-as-sin attorney is as commanding in the courtroom as he is in his candlelit bedroom. He's always told the truth and nothing but the truth about his personal flings with no strings attached. That way, no one gets hurt. Least of all him. Because George has been there, done that--and has vowed to never fall in love again.
Rachel Davis can't believe the playboy her first love, George, has become. When he broke her heart years ago, the accomplished lawyer wanted nothing more than to run away from Barbados--and from George. She knows there's no place like home--and seeing George again sends her heart into overdrive. But Rachel has a secret that may destroy their passionate reunion. Will her confessions of the past lead to a trial by fire...or a verdict of intimate seduction?

Genres: African American Romance

220 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 1, 2012

About the author

Wayne Jordan has been reading authors’ bios for years, and often dreamed of having his own Web site as a published Harlequin author. Years passed, and his dream of being published finally became a reality in 2003 when he received the call just two days before Christmas. In November 2005, his debut novel, Capture the Sunrise, was released by BET/Arabesque as part of a special 2-in-1 volume entitled Slow Motion, along with prolific author Devon Vaughn Archer.

Along with his career as a published author, Wayne is a high school teacher of literature, language arts and theatre arts. He’s a graduate of the University of the West Indies, and holds a B.A. in literature in linguistics and an M.A. in applied linguistics.

Wayne lives on the beautiful tropical island of Barbados, which with its white sands and golden sunshine is the perfect setting for the romance stories he loves to create.

Wayne loves reading and his favorite authors are Brenda Jackson, Maureen Smith, Lindsay McKenna, Tami Hoag, William Bernhardt, Nora Roberts, Tami Hoag, Catherine Mann, Delores Fossen, Julie Miller.

A member of NINC, RWA, the Multicultural Chapter. Wayne is represented by Cheryl Ferguson of the Ferguson Literary Agency.

Wayne is the host of the Kimani area of the eharlequin.com community and shares duties with another host in the Simply Series area.

Reviews

[Kim · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a really enjoyable read. I loved how it started with these characters as teenagers. You could really see how the love blossomed between George and Rachel when they were still young. It was told from the teenagers perspective, and not as an adult looking back, so it made the story more authentic. George and Rachel had wonderful chemistry, and you couldn't help but to read more about them together. They faced some turmoil, but in the end true loved prevailed. Well done Wayne Jordan.

[Jackie Roberts · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good read connected to Wayne Jordan's Knight Trilogy. George's story was truly worth the wait. Loved how the beginning of the book gave us an introduction of how George and Rachel met and fell in love. Reconnecting relationship stories are my favorite. Great job Wayne!

[Ranie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, a beautiful written story, excellent description and in depth details of Rachel and George. I was able to feel their pain and sadness, then their accomplishments, pride, and triumphs thru the author's words.

Highly recommended....🤗 😇 🤓 👩‍⚖️ ❤

[Nikita Isaac · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great book.

[Jacqueline · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book was a good read. I love romance novels.

[Shae · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this novel....George and Rachel!!!! Thumbs up Mr Jordan.

[Rhapsody Phoenix · Rating 2 out of 5]

I anticipated more depth. It was alright

[Shone · Rating 5 out of 5]

George and Rachel have know each other a life time, it seems, as teenagers they flirted, even fell in love. As young adults they go their separate ways, each with their own reasons. As seasoned adults a near death experience brings then into each other lives once again.

[Cocoa Faye · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it! Was kind of put off by the arrogance of George and his constance blame of Rachel for the demise of their relationship. Finally redeemed himself by taking some of the blame for how she "reacted" to his actions. Happy Ending.

[Marilyn Diamond · Rating 4 out of 5]

You could tell what was going to happen but there was enough twists and turns for the plot. I love happy endings..