From the author who brought you her explosive first novel Youngin and its sequel Ol’ Timer. BRATHWAITE PUBLISHING presents Butta Cutz the third and newest novel from the fresh innovative mind of Arlene Brathwaite. These books are creating a buzz in New York and the surrounding states with there too true to be fiction characters. Arlene Brathwaite owes her growing success to the sagacious advice of contemporary trail blazers Eric S. Grey, K’Wan Foye, Anthony Whyte, Jason Claiborne and to the dedicated readers of Urban Fiction who have come to expect nothing from her but the very best.
Becoming the most sought after barber in the five boroughs put Olivia Martin on the map. Owning the hottest men’s salon in New York City kept her there. Butta Cutz is a haven where men come to get their minds right and their appearances tight. For Olivia, Butta Cutz has given her everything that she ever wanted, but never the one thing she always needed: A man to love Olivia the woman, and not Olivia the business woman.
Clayton Andrews, A.K.A. Saint, is forced to live a boring and lonely life in order to avoid certain death from his former employer. When their paths cross at an exclusive fashion show, Clayton becomes Saint one last time to impress Olivia. When she falls in love with Saint, Clayton realizes that the only way to keep her is to keep being the man who has a million dollar bounty on his head.
For the first time in his life, Saint has to do something that goes against his very nature: Tell the truth. Only in this case, the truth doesn’t set him free, it sets him into overdrive to try and get Olivia to love Clayton the man, and not Clayton the Saint.
Some say love is blind, but for Saint, he’s never seen things clearer.
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"Love has reasons that Reason can't understand."
Dang You Go Sistagyrl. From the sounds of it you definitely know how to bring fiction to life and walk it out! May many blessing fall upon you and your great book!
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