The Travelling Billionaire's Heir

By Jazmine Bryant

All Malika has ever wanted was to travel the world. To see the big cities and bright lights. She’s strong and passionate, and won’t let a man stand in the way of that.

But she meets her match when she is introduced to billionaire Vincent Park. Their friendship blossoms into more, but Malika refuses to get tied down. Her heart belongs to the world, not a man... Or so she thinks.

One stupid decision leads to another and soon Malika’s whole world is turned on its head. What will Vincent do when he finds out that Malika is carrying...

HIS HEIR!?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: Jan 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310490958

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The Travelling Billionaire’s Heir

BWWM Billionaire Erotic Romance

Jazmine Bryant

Copyright 2016 by Jazmine Bryant

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Cover image credit:  londondeposit| Deposit Photos

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The Travelling’s Billionaire’s Heir

About the Author

The Travelling Billionaire’s Heir

I don’t ‘do’ love. It’s never been my thing, and I never, ever let my guard down for anyone. I’m nobody’s shorty, no one’s ho. Malika Green is her own woman and I am damn proud up it.

So why the hell was I hung up so bad over a white man?

I’ve always pictured myself as a big city woman stuck in a small town. Poletown, Mississippi has always been known more for its farming than for anything else, but it’s on a beautiful part of the river.

Too bad there’s barely any work and working three shift a week as a bartender wasn’t giving me nearly enough money to do what I really wanted to do.

New York was where I’d set my sights long ago. New York or LA maybe. Hell, even Jackson was better than this damn place.

Too bad everything took money.

I’d thought of hitching my way, but I wasn’t that stupid. A pretty black woman like me was bound to end up dead doing something like that, so instead I saved every penny from every tip I earned at the bar. One day I would afford that plane ticket, one day.

But I’d been saying that since I got out of high school and I was still saying it at twenty-three.