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The Marriage Deadline by Niobia Bryant

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Also by Niobia Bryant:

Under the Same Roof, December 2023
e-Book
The Marriage Deadline, October 2023
e-Book
Madam X, May 2023
Trade Paperback / e-Book
An Offer from Mr. Wrong, July 2022
Hardcover / e-Book
Her Pleasure, July 2022
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Her Pleasure, July 2021
Trade Size / e-Book
Reckless, May 2012
Paperback / e-Book
Count on This, September 2006
Paperback
You Never Know, March 2006
Trade Size

THE MARRIAGE DEADLINE
By: Niobia Bryant

A Seductive Second Chance Romance

Cress Brothers #5
Harlequin Desire
October 2023
On Sale: September 26, 2023
200 pages
Kindle: B0BMB2B28M
e-Book
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Romance Contemporary | Multicultural African-American

In high school, she was the mean girl and he was the nerd. They couldn’t stand to be in the same room together. Now they’re sharing a bed… Chemistry sizzles in Niobia Bryant’s newest Cress Brothers book.

Handsome, successful chef Lucas Cress is ready for marriage and he has a deadline. Eve Villar, former mean girl, should be the last person on his seduction list. But when the two come together at a class reunion, the chemistry ignites!

The chase is on. Sexy, confident Lucas can’t resist this new, kinder Eve. He plans an irresistible seduction—and a proposal to make her his wife. But can she trust that they both have really changed enough for a future together? Or will their past stand in the way of “I do”?