Mia Shannon struggles to adjust to her life in San Francisco after moving there from the south. It's hard being the only black girl at the company she works for and even harder when she's the personal assistant to two of the most wealthiest, gorgeous men white men she's ever seen. Mia finds herself having feelings for both her bosses and realizes nothing can ever become of them except to exist in her fantasies. Kale and Aidan fell in love with Mia the moment she walked into their office for an interview for the personal assistant position. It took them almost four years to get close enough to Mia where she was comfortable enough to be around them as best friends. Now they want more and they are determine to make Mia the only woman in their life.

Taylor found her at a hotel while he was on a business trip. She was in desperate need of help. He was in desperate need of an assistant. He thought he was doing a good deed by taking her in. He had no clue the woman who started out depending on him, would end up making him depend on her in more ways than one. Kaitlyn thought her life was finally over when he ex-boyfriend left her to defend for herself at a hotel. Completely out of money and nearly starving, she realizes she would end up on the streets. However, when a handsome man approaches her offering her a job and a new life, she finds herself "kept."

Mia knew she would never have a normal life after she committed herself to a threesome, interracial marriage and yet she was happy with her husbands, family, and friends in a world of their own. A short story of the lives of Mia, Kale, and Aidan six months after their babies were born and before Kaitlyn had her twins. The sequel to "Loving Mia."

"The Importance of Being Kept" is the third interracial business romance trilogy which consists of our favorite characters from "Loving Mia" and "Kept" combined. Kaitlyn and Taylor's twin sons, Darren and Bryan have grown up to be very important business men in California. They run their own security business in the Financial District and live in most expensive penthouse in the city. Mia, Kale, and Aidan's fraternal twins, Kia and Brandon, have just graduated from college with business degrees. Kia is proud to be 23 and ready to start her life. Brandon already runs a club in the city. When Kia tries to leave for New York with her best friend Kaylee, all hell breaks lose with these two families. Please read the Introduction for a more detailed description of the story. A romantic comedy filled with passion, drama, and love.

The sequel to "The Importance of Being Kept" This story portrays Brandon and Kaylee's lives together, along with our previous characters. Two years after the hacker's attack on his family and friends, Brandon goes back to a darkness he once tried to get out of. A darkness that he now sees as a way to protect the woman he loves. Now he's being called The Don of the city of San Francisco, a name that brings fear to anyone that mentions it. But how long can Brandon continue down this path without it turning against him? Kaylee has always known there was a hint of danger surrounding Brandon, but she hadn't known how bad he could get until she almost died. Her near death experience changed him, made him cold, ruthless to the world, and sent him spiraling down a dark path she didn't want to be associated with. Brandon's intense love for her was turning him into a monster and she was the only one that could save him, but how when she was the heart of his darkness? Can Kaylee's sweet nature tame the beast set loose on the city?

Braxton McCrane thought he'd be single for the rest of his life. At the age of 32, he was a handsome, Black male who was a partner in a major company and was probably the only Black man who had yet to be married and have kids. Braxton would never marry a woman who didn't meet his standards which was set so high that his friends teased him that such a woman didn't exist until one day he met her...and she became his assistant. Laila Lane was just trying to start over with a new life. After a horrible marriage, that left her broken in more ways that one, she was looking forward to putting her pass behind her, and living in a new city where no one knew her past, would give her the inspiration to become the woman she'd always wanted to be. She wasn't looking to get involve with another man so soon which was why she didn't mind being Braxton Mcrane's new assistant. Braxton Mcrane was beyond her imagination of what a real man was like, good-looking, rich, confident, arrogant as hell, and way off her limits, so why did she feel a certain spark between them from the moment they first met, a dangerous spark that she wanted nothing to do with, but kept growing every time they were near each other....