Showing results for "Brooke Dean" in Literature & Fiction

From the outside looking in, Brooklyn was a woman who had it all—a thriving career, loving friends and family and the affections of any man she wanted. But behind closed doors she was afraid she might be falling apart. None of the sexy men she once enjoyed could satisfy her anymore, craving new desires considered taboo. She tried to keep these desires buried within herself, but a need Brooklyn couldn’t control was growing inside her...getting stronger every day—pushing her to make decisions she knew she’d never be able to come back from.

Brooklyn stands at a crossroads in her love life. She’s finally in the perfect relationship she’s always yearned for. Yet as she embarks on this new chapter with J, the allure of her assistant Nikki lingers…casting a shadow on her happiness. As Brooklyn continues to indulge in her sexplorations with Nikki, her seemingly idyllic world takes an unexpected turn unraveling in a web of lust and deceit.

In this highly anticipated sequel to Brooklyn Unbound, Brooklyn finds herself unleashed, navigating kinky new waters on a mission of self-discovery and enjoying pleasures she once thought were unattainable. However, in succumbing to her carnal desires, she not only entraps herself in a love triangle with J and a new suitor, but also struggles to find balance between the delicious adventures of her new life and the responsibilities she has to her loved ones and career.

When James Hiers decides to teach his students about the Trans-Atlantic African slave trade, he knows it will be a controversial topic using his methods. Still, he is determined to give his students an accurate picture of this dark chapter in history. Hiers’ approach is met with resistance from some parents and community members, who believe that his approach is too radical. Undeterred, he thinks it is essential for students to understand the full impact of the slave trade, including its origins, and he is determined to give them the tools they need to think critically about this issue.