Category: Contemporary
Bette Ford
Bette Ford grew up in Saginaw, Michigan, where she continues to live. She obtained her bachelor's degree from Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio. Bette began her teaching career in Detroit and completed a master's degree at Wayne State University. She has taught in the Detroit Public School Headstart Project for many years and has retired from teaching. She is now writing full-time.
Ford has received several awards including the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award for Best Multicultural for her book When a Man Loves a Woman and a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for 2004 Multicultural Romance. She is the author of eleven books including, Unforgettable, An Everlasting Love, and Can't Say No.
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Can't Say No
by Bette Ford
Funny, sexy, and hot, ex-NBA star Ralph Prescott is Vanessa Grant's dream lover. He's also a notorious, no-good player—the wrong kind of man for a woman with big responsibilities. But at a mutual friend's lavish wedding, passion and curiosity get the best of maid of honor Vanessa, and Ralph reveals himself to be the best man in more ways than one.
Ralph has had more than his share of women, but none has captivated him like Vanessa. To convince her that his player days are behind him, he'll have to show her what kind of man he truly is. He'll have to fight every inch of the way to break through her defenses and claim the blazing ecstasy they both want . . . and show her why she can't—and shouldn't—say no.
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