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Authors: Mallory Monroe

ROMANCING MO RYAN

 

 

ROMANCING MO RYAN

(
an interracial remake of Loose Lips
)

 

By

 

MALLORY MONROE

 

c
2012
Austin Brook Publishing

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Original story idea and enhancements used with the full cooperation of Teresa McClain-Watson, Executive Editor and Contributor.

 

AUSTIN BROOK PUBLISHING

 

This novel is a work of fiction.  All characters are fictitious.  Any similarities to anyone living or dead are completely accidental.  The specific mention of known places or venues are not meant to be exact replicas of those places, but are purposely embellished or imagined for the story’s sake.

 

 

 

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MORE INTERRACIAL ROMANCE

FROM BESTSELLING AUTHOR

 

MALLORY MONROE
:

 

THE PRESIDENT’S GIRLFRIEND

SERIES IN ORDER:

 

THE PRESIDENT’S GIRLFRIEND

 

THE PRESIDENT’S GIRLFRIEND 2:

HIS WOMEN AND HIS WIFE

 

DUTCH AND GINA:

A SCANDAL IS BORN

 

DUTCH AND GINA:

AFTER THE FALL

 

DUTCH AND GINA:

THE POWER OF LOVE

 

 

THE MOB BOSS SERIES

IN ORDER:

 

ROMANCING THE MOB BOSS

 

MOB BOSS 2:

THE HEART OF THE MATTER

 

MOB BOSS 3:

LOVE AND RETRIBUTION

 

ALSO:

 

ROMANCING HER PROTECTOR

 

ROMANCING THE BULLDOG

 

 

IF YOU WANTED THE MOON

 

 

 

 

AND

MORE INTERRACIAL ROMANCE

FROM

BESTSELLING AUTHOR

 

KATHERINE CACHITORIE:

 

 

LOVING THE HEAD MAN

 

SOME CAME DESPERATE:

A LOVE SAGA

 

WHEN WE GET MARRIED

 

 

 

ADDITIONAL BESTSELLING

INTERRACIAL ROMANCE:

 

A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP

YVONNE THOMAS

 

AND

 

BACK TO HONOR:

A REGGIE REYNOLDS

ROMANTIC MYSTERY

JT WATSON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALSO AFRICAN-AMERICAN

ROMANTIC FICTION

FROM

AWARD-WINNING

AND

BESTSELLING AUTHOR

 

TERESA MCCLAIN-WATSON:

 

DINO AND NIKKI:

AFTER REDEMPTION

 

AND

 

AFTER WHAT YOU DID

 

 

 

COMING SOON FROM

MALLORY MONROE:

 

ROMANCING MO RYAN 2

 

AND

 

DUTCH AND GINA:

BOOK SIX

 

 

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ONE

 

Two Years Earlier

 

It was the last night of the convention and Mo Ryan was restless.
 
He had spent the entire week with Nikki Tarver, but so had all of the other lecturers.
 
As a well-respected criminal court judge from Florida, Mo had been invited to the Cleveland convention to lecture brand new journalists on the limits of their First Amendment protections.
 
Nikki, as a brand new local journalist with one year under her belt, was invited to speak from her own experience about the mistakes young journalists often made, and how to avoid getting ensnared in those mistakes.
 
And Mo and Nikki and all of the other invited lecturers had done everything, from eating to sightseeing to just sitting around and talking, as a group.
 

Mo would often sit back and watch Nikki.
 
At twenty-three, she was by far the youngest in the group, and was the only African-American.
 
He put her height at about five-six or so, a good four inches shy of his six feet, and although she was small of frame, Mo couldn’t help but notice how well-endowed she was, and how the young lady had some very nice curves.
 

But it was her face that fascinated him.
 
She had a small, narrow face, with eyes so big and golden-brown that they were one stretch away from being pop eyes, and with natural eyelashes so long and flowing that they almost looked unnatural.
 
And whenever she would look down and then suddenly look back up, and directly at Mo, his chest would squeeze.
 
It wasn’t the beauty of those eyes that stunned him, but the innocence in those eyes, and the vulnerability he saw.
 
With her eyes and her high cheekbones and her African lips and nose, she often gave off an air of arrogance, of somebody who thought she was above it all.
 
But Mo saw beneath the veneer.
 
He saw something deep within those eyes.
 
And sometimes, while he watched her, he would wonder if this strong, together, always serious black woman, wasn’t just a little terrified.

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