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    Because I Can
    When I Say Yes
    What if I Never?
    Audiobook series3 titles

    Necklace (Jones) Series

    Written by Lisa Renee Jones

    Narrated by Grace Grant

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    About this series

    I believe that there is one person in this world that can both break us and make us whole. One person who can love us more than life can hurt us. With this comes deep, intense passion, and a burning connection. But in turn, that person can destroy us, cut us, make us bleed in ways no other ever could. They have power over us.

    For me, that one person is Dash Black.

    He walked into my life in a rush of sunshine, in the darkness of heartache and uncertainty. We were broken apart, and whole together. He healed me. I believed I did the same for him. Until the past became the present, and every moment of suffering in his life consumed him. Instead of seeking refuge in me, he pushed me away. As the famous quote from an unknown author says, "If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was."

    I've set Dash Black free. Now, I wait.

    When I Say Yes is the third and final book in the Necklace Trilogy.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateDec 7, 2021
    Because I Can
    When I Say Yes
    What if I Never?

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      What if I Never?
      What if I Never?

      What if I Never?

      Lisa Renee Jones
      4/5 - 8 ratings
      4/5 - 8 ratings

      A necklace delivered to the wrong Allison: me. I'm the wrong Allison. That misplaced gift places a man in my path. A man who instantly consumes me and leads me down a path of dark secrets and intense passion. Dash Black is a famous, bestselling author, but also a man born into wealth and power. He owns everything around him, every room he enters. He owns me the moment I meet him. He seduces me oh so easily and reveals another side of myself I dared not expose. Until him. Until this intense, wonderful, tormented man shows me another way to live and love. I melt when he kisses me. I shiver when he touches me. And I like when he's in control, especially when I thought I'd never allow anyone that much power over me ever again. We are two broken people who are somehow whole when we are together, but those secrets-his, and yes, I have mine as well-threaten to shatter all that is right and make it wrong. What If I Never is the first book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

      A necklace delivered to the wrong Allison: me. I'm the wrong Allison. That misplaced gift places a man in my path. A man who instantly consumes me and leads me down a path of dark secrets and intense passion. Dash Black is a famous, bestselling author, but also a man born into wealth and power. He owns everything around him, every room he enters. He owns me the moment I meet him. He seduces me oh so easily and reveals another side of myself I dared not expose. Until him. Until this intense, wonderful, tormented man shows me another way to live and love. I melt when he kisses me. I shiver when he touches me. And I like when he's in control, especially when I thought I'd never allow anyone that much power over me ever again. We are two broken people who are somehow whole when we are together, but those secrets-his, and yes, I have mine as well-threaten to shatter all that is right and make it wrong. What If I Never is the first book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

    • 2

      Because I Can
      Because I Can

      Because I Can

      Lisa Renee Jones
      5/5 - 8 ratings
      5/5 - 8 ratings

      To the world, Dash Black is famous, wealthy, wildly good-looking, and intriguing. To say that he came into my life and shook my world is an understatement. He looked into my eyes and I swear our souls connected, but then, I saw what no one else was ever allowed to see. I saw a complicated man with secrets, a man who hides behind a persona that tells only part of his story. And ultimately, I felt his pain and he felt mine. He told me I belonged with him. I believed I did. But in the book of life, the pages don't turn with a simple flip of a sheet of paper. In life, sometimes the page won't turn. Sometimes we discover that what is right is more terrifying than what is wrong. I love Dash Black, but he terrifies me. I believe he feels the same about me. And I'm not sure where that leaves us or what comes next. Because I Can is the second book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

      To the world, Dash Black is famous, wealthy, wildly good-looking, and intriguing. To say that he came into my life and shook my world is an understatement. He looked into my eyes and I swear our souls connected, but then, I saw what no one else was ever allowed to see. I saw a complicated man with secrets, a man who hides behind a persona that tells only part of his story. And ultimately, I felt his pain and he felt mine. He told me I belonged with him. I believed I did. But in the book of life, the pages don't turn with a simple flip of a sheet of paper. In life, sometimes the page won't turn. Sometimes we discover that what is right is more terrifying than what is wrong. I love Dash Black, but he terrifies me. I believe he feels the same about me. And I'm not sure where that leaves us or what comes next. Because I Can is the second book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

    • 3

      When I Say Yes
      When I Say Yes

      When I Say Yes

      Lisa Renee Jones
      5/5 - 5 ratings
      5/5 - 5 ratings

      I believe that there is one person in this world that can both break us and make us whole. One person who can love us more than life can hurt us. With this comes deep, intense passion, and a burning connection. But in turn, that person can destroy us, cut us, make us bleed in ways no other ever could. They have power over us. For me, that one person is Dash Black. He walked into my life in a rush of sunshine, in the darkness of heartache and uncertainty. We were broken apart, and whole together. He healed me. I believed I did the same for him. Until the past became the present, and every moment of suffering in his life consumed him. Instead of seeking refuge in me, he pushed me away. As the famous quote from an unknown author says, "If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was." I've set Dash Black free. Now, I wait. When I Say Yes is the third and final book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

      I believe that there is one person in this world that can both break us and make us whole. One person who can love us more than life can hurt us. With this comes deep, intense passion, and a burning connection. But in turn, that person can destroy us, cut us, make us bleed in ways no other ever could. They have power over us. For me, that one person is Dash Black. He walked into my life in a rush of sunshine, in the darkness of heartache and uncertainty. We were broken apart, and whole together. He healed me. I believed I did the same for him. Until the past became the present, and every moment of suffering in his life consumed him. Instead of seeking refuge in me, he pushed me away. As the famous quote from an unknown author says, "If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was." I've set Dash Black free. Now, I wait. When I Say Yes is the third and final book in the Necklace Trilogy. Contains mature themes.

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    Lisa Renee Jones

    Visit Lisa at www.lisareneejones.com

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