He’s Just A Friend

Soulmates Dissipate Series, Book 3

By: Mary B. Morrison

Narrated by: Chandra Skyye

Fancy Taylor wants to settle down. And after dating 26 men in 52 weeks, she knows all too well that married men are bad news. Unfortunately, irresistible Byron Van Lee - who has a big car, big income, big ego, and big you-know-what - neglects to mention his wife and kids until after Fancy falls for him big time. Determined to make Byron hers, Fancy dreams up an outrageous scheme to break up his marriage. Meanwhile, she turns to Desmond Brown for a shoulder to cry on.

Desmond, a.k.a. Mr. Reliable, is always there to pick up the pieces or fill an empty Saturday night - and since he's a mechanic, he can fix Fancy's car, too. But she's reluctant to let blue-collar Desmond get too close. To Fancy, he's just a friend. To love-struck Desmond, Fancy is everything.

Now, Fancy's about to find out that the best-laid plans will not only get her laid but also knocked up. Suddenly she has issues. Job issues. Family issues. Love issues. And, haunted by the fear that she's turning out just like her promiscuous mother, Fancy has to face some hard choices. Should she reach for yet another falling star - or her best friend Desmond?

Contains mature themes.

©2003 Mary B. Morrison (P)2019 Tantor

Friends

This book was awesome. I enjoyed everything about it. so many lesson to learn.

Good read

I like the storyline coming from a womans point of view. at times the narration was a little annoying

Well written

Will seek her writings she develops real characters with flaws and goodness healthy approach to human relationships

So very shallow

It’s hard to like the main love interest they are both shallow and out for partners with money. Mostly it’s how they describe it I feel if they went deeper into her history of taking care of her mom and being poor but the way it comes across like she’s just a terrible person. I really wanted to like it but she uses him and knows it just doesn’t care.

A struggle to listen

I agree that the narrator was HORRIBLE. I struggled through this book and wasted a credit. Patricia R Floyd, Shari Peele, Kim Brockington and Nicole Small would have made this a far better story