Synopsis
Randy Murphy and Mikki Chance-Murphy are a contemporary couple whose marital bond is tested by the demands of their emerging professional lives. He is an ad executive who has temporarily relocated to Paris to pursue a prestigious account. She is a fashion designer living in Brooklyn, trying to move her struggling bridal boutique into the black.
Unfolding in alternating chapters from each of their points of view, Love Don't Live Here Anymore tells the story of what happens to a marriage when infidelity and distance-both physical and emotional-enter the equation. As Mikki finds herself powerfully drawn to her husband's best friend, it will take some major shaking up-not to mention faith, understanding, and lots of love-to put the pieces of their marriage back together. If it's not too late.
A novel about the choices that shape our lives and relationships, this is a moving and captivating addition to contemporary African-American fiction.
About Denene Millner
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Denene Millner is the author of The Sistah's Rules and is a Senior Editor at Honey magazine. Nick Chiles is an award-winning journalist who has written for the Dallas Morning News and New York Newsday, among other publications. Together, they are the Blackboard bestselling authors of What Brothers Think, What Sistahs Know, What Brothers Think, What Sistahs Know About Sex, and Money, Power, Respect: What Brothers Think, What Sistahs Know.
Published March 1, 2002
by Dutton Adult.
324 pages
Genres:
Romance, Literature & Fiction.
Fiction
