Marrying Up - Foxx, Nina
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The Ring Is Not Enough ... ... not if, like Paris Montague, you come from a long line of women whoknow how to marry. In her family, the unspoken rule has always been: never wed someone who's not as well off as you, and her mother wants herlast unattached daughter to find a wealthy "Mr. Right" right now. But Paris is doing just fine with her no-strings-attached relationship withher sexy secret lover, Tyson. The man may not have money, but he knowshow to push all the right buttons! Then JaBari Nolan enters the picture -- rich, charming, and oh-so-fine, with definite husband potential. But Paris…mehr

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The Ring Is Not Enough ... ... not if, like Paris Montague, you come from a long line of women whoknow how to marry. In her family, the unspoken rule has always been: never wed someone who's not as well off as you, and her mother wants herlast unattached daughter to find a wealthy "Mr. Right" right now. But Paris is doing just fine with her no-strings-attached relationship withher sexy secret lover, Tyson. The man may not have money, but he knowshow to push all the right buttons! Then JaBari Nolan enters the picture -- rich, charming, and oh-so-fine, with definite husband potential. But Paris can't shake the feeling thatthere's something shady going on with the all-too-perfect Mr. Nolan. Time's running out, and Paris is going to have to choose between sweetTyson and seductive JaBari. And maybe "up" is not the way to take it ...
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Nina Foxx, originally from New York, is the bestselling author of five novels--and two industrial design patents. She has had a short story featured in Wanderlust: Erotic Travel Tales, and her fourth novel, Marrying Up, was successfully adapted into a musical stage play. She worked as an industrial psychologist specializing in human-computer interaction, and is currently completing a third graduate degree--this time an MFA in creative writing-and working on an experimental film project based on one of her books.