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A Risky Affair (Kimani Romance)

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Crandall Thorne and Tessa had a affair and an illegitimate daughter years ago and secretly gave her up for adoption. Crandall later finds out that she had a daughter who was adopted and decides to hire her to be his personal assistant. Solange has no idea that he is her grandfather when she takes the job. She accepted it because her adoptive parents had died and her fiance broke up with her and she needed a clean break away from it all. She falls in love with Dane Roarke the private investigater that Crandall hired to do a backgroud check on her. He in turn finds out the truth after Crandall tries to keep him away from Solange and then all hell breaks loose. This story is a prime example to old saying 'That what happens in the dark always come to light'! Great story and a page turner from the beginning to the end.

Excellent! I've been waiting for the last installment in Maureen's "Affair" series and it was well worth it. So much passion between Dane and Solange. Theirs was a cute love story bcz neither was looking to fall in love. But . . . BAM . . . They took the risk and it paid off.

Kinda felt a little sorry for Crandall because he'd spent so many years with so many regrets and huge heartache, but even he deserved a little happiness, right?

Solange and Dane shared a HOT passion for one another that was out of control from the first moment they met. My favorite part is the night of the storm after her ex-boyfriend resurfaced. WOW!!

Maureen Smith . . . Encore, Encore . . .

P.S. Still waiting for the sequel to "Taming a Wolf".

Very well done, a mystery, a romance entwined together. Maureen Smith very good story teller. Enjoyed it!

I recently found Maureen Smith's book. She is great. I have not read one of her books that I did not like. She is one of the best African-American romance authors.

This was a great love story. It shows that love has no age limit and can not be bound to money, up bringing, or other peoples beliefs on what defines love. This was good to the last page. I really hope to read move about this family in the future.

Once again Maureen Smith forces you to fall in love with her characters and with their story. I honestly couldn't put this book down because the writing was just that good. I never write long reviews explaining the summary...so I won't go into the details of the book...but I would recommend this book to anyone.

I enjoyed the story of Solange and Dane, but her family history was convoluded. It seemed that a history that complex required more detailed and more of a story line. I guess the story was told in a previous book, but for me it was glazed over. The love story was sweet and romantic.

This was a really great book a real page turner. All I can say is that I'm looking for my Risky Affair. Thanks Ms. Smith for another great book.

This story is wothy of the purchase! When you begin reading about Crandall and Tessa love affair it captures your interest through and through. However, the plot thickens as the intelligent "Solange Washington" spies the sexy PI "Dane Roarke" and becomes enchanted by his sizzling charm!! The affair blossoms into more than just a lustful meet and greet!! Solange finds closure to heal and pursue new beginnings. It's a delicious romance that will capture your attention.

From the moment Dane and Solange met, it's an instant attraction, one that Crandall Throne tries so hard to discourage. Dane and Crandall remind me of Will and Uncle Phill's relationship on the Fresh Prince. They had me laughing. Those two can go at it.
Solange is one tough girl after all she's been through, she still managed to follow her dreams and not get weary. Solange and Dane could not deny their obvious attraction towards each other and it was fun to see them try especially for Solange.
I loved Ms. Rita; she knew how to handle Crandall. I liked the scene between Dane and Solange with the polygraph test, it was a classic. Their journey to love and the secrets about Solange parentage made this book a riveting read.
I could not put this book down because I had to know how this story would play out and I was not disappointed. I hope Ms. Smith revisit the Roarke and Throne families like she hinted at in her readers note.