The final book of the Player Trilogy. Chris and Sabrina are older now. Chris is a big time NBA star who's main focus is his career and where he could possibly be playing next, due to his contract being up. Sabrina has been feeling as though her life has been put on hold. Everything revolves around Chris now. Since the NBA is the only focus they barely have the time to plan their wedding. Will the couple make it down the aisle?

What happens when the table turns...

Camil is a woman who always valued the people she keep around her and with her career she is always on the move putting her love life to the side, That is until she meets Chris who is her dream man but him being one of the biggest artists around ,It's hard to have a relationship in the public when others are trying to ruin it in private, In the end she is determined to find and keep love but with that comes betrayal in the worst way.

•Highest ranking: #74 in TeenFic & #12 in ChrisBrown "What if you find your soul mate... at the wrong time?" ― Lauren Kate, Passion Foolishly, but desirably in love. One person means everything, unknowingly. Sometimes in love the love is a lesson taught. But so oblivious you are because of the words and the gestures. Such a cliche... Chris Scott, the captain of the basketball team, and Miya Jackson, the quiet ambitious girl. Both have so much going for them... A simple spark that turned into something more, and suddenly it's more than the cute girl tutoring him. One moment. One love. One chance. And sometimes that's all you'll ever get...

A woman is occasional satisfaction, but smoke will always be smoke. Faded between a drifting love is what smoke does to you. [Sequel to Me You & Henny]

Sequel to "Dangerously Obsessed"

Christopher and Cara are finally together. But everything isn't sunshine and great sex. They're forced to keep their relationship a secret and they can only be together after class. And it seems that there are quite a few people who don't want them to be happy.

"Good morning ladies. I'm Mr. Brown. Welcome...to Sex Ed." This sentence began everything. And it was nothing like what any of us had expected.