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    Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3
    Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3
    Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3
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    Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3

    By Lisa Marbly-Warir

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    **Heat level-3 out of 5 flames**

    The secret is out.

    Having money and a certain amount of prestige can make a man even more attractive and desirable for a woman who is desperate to be a part of the elite of Langston especially if he is married. Before Destinee Jones even stepped foot into Langston with her sweet, innocent disposition was Jazzlyn Hart a man hungry dreamer who wanted things handed to her on a silver platter and she didn’t care how she obtained it.
    When Attorney Ed Johnson, Sr. set his sights on Jazzlyn-it was for a temporary thrill, something to take the edge off as his reserved wife found solace in shopping and raising their son Edward Jr. When a minor crisis hits the Johnson home Ed tells Jazzlyn their love affair is over, but she has a surprise of her own and threatens to tell his wife everything and ruin all that he has worked so hard for.

    Free sex comes at a price

    A moment of pleasure a lifetime of guilt

    This book (part 3) and parts 1 and 2 are available as 1 book in A Johnson Family Saga—Love that Transcends All

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLisa Marbly-Warir
    Release dateMar 25, 2016
    ISBN9781311358080
    Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3
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    Lisa Marbly-Warir

    Lisa Marbly-Warir is an avid reader and has been writing for years. She started out writing fan fiction of celebrities and TV/movie characters. Michael Jackson was her favorite to write about and it garnered her a small following. She published her first book Destinee romance novella (year of completion 2001) in January 2015. Painting and drawing is also a favorite pastime though she doesn’t do it as often as she used to. Next to reading, writing and drawing, Lisa also loves to travel. She has been to Europe, the Caribbean and North Africa as well as travels throughout the United States. You will see she incorporates some of her travel journeys into her stories. One of her quotes “Writing is an escape, and I love living through my characters and bringing them to life” Check out her other storiesTwo Become one-A Destinee romance book 2Jewel—A Chance at LoveBorn Out of Lust (novella) book 3Sista’s can we talk?Under the Irish MoonThe Millionaire—Diamonds Are ForeverA Kiss at ChristmasHis Soul, Her Heartwww.shimmergirlbooks.comwww.lisamarbly-warirauthorpage.weebly.comTwitter @LwarirFacebook Destinee romance Novellawww.Goodreads.com

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      Born Out of Lust a Destinee Romance series Book 3 - Lisa Marbly-Warir

      Born Out of Lust

      A Destinee Series Saga

      By

      Lisa Marbly Warir

      Cover design Crystal Clear Images

      Copyright 2015

      The characters, names and places mentioned in this novella are purely fictional. Any similarities between the characters of this book and real people are coincidental.

      Acknowledgement

      Special thanks to Karen Garette for editing this

      Without my readers and supporters I would not have made it this far. Thank you.

      Introduction

      Who are the Johnson men? And what makes them so appealing to women? We met Edward Johnson Jr. in Destinee Romance Novella. What we saw of him through Destinee’s eyes was a strong, handsome affable man who charmed everyone who came in contact with him. In Born Out of Lust A Destinee series saga-we will follow his early years as a young boy through his college years and into building his own law practice when he first met Destinee. In Destinee Romance Novella we also met Edward Jr’s father Ed. At the time; no one knew the secret he harbored except for his wife Lydia, his mistress Jazzlyn Hart and her friend May. The secret was revealed in Two Become One-a Destinee sequel at Langston’s annual masquerade ball.

      When Jazzlyn moved to Langston, her friend May insisted there were rich, powerful men everywhere and ripe for the picking. After a few months in Langston, she landed a job at Edward, Sr’s law office and fell into a fast and passionate affair with him. They each had their own agenda. He was the answer to her prayers; a rich man with his sights set on her. She was a willing, free-spirited woman who knew how to please a man in the bedroom. He was a man who wanted a comfortable home life, his wife and son and a fling on the side.

      Ed, Sr. never promised her anything beyond wild sex and sneaking behind his wife’s back. When a family crisis hit his home, he told Jazzlyn they were finished. But she had a surprise for him and threatened to tell his wife every sordid detail and ruin everything he’d worked so hard to get.

      Table of contents

      Chapter One: Jazzlyn and May

      Chapter Two: Jazzlyn’s new job

      Chapter Three: A spark is ignited

      Chapter Four: Forbidden sex

      Chapter Five: Suspicious wife

      Chapter Six: Trial separation

      Chapter Seven: Jazzlyn makes a bold move

      Chapter Eight: Trouble on the horizon

      Chapter Nine: Where’s Eddie?

      Chapter Ten: It’s over

      Chapter Eleven: Two sons

      Chapter Twelve: Edward Eddie is all grown up

      Chapter Thirteen: Christmas

      Chapter Fourteen: Edward Jr.

      Chapter Fifteen: Johnson boys coming into their own

      Chapter Sixteen: Stephanie

      Chapter Seventeen: Stephanie’s new man

      Chapter One

      Jazzlyn and May

      In the early nineteen-eighties the Johnsons were living their lives hundreds of miles away in Langston, Michigan and trying to get along for the sake of their son Edward Jr.; while a young woman by the name of Jazzlyn Hart was giving her mother a hard time in Georgia. Jazzlyn was one of those people who mistook having wealth, big houses and expensive cars as a source of happiness and no cares in the world. She daydreamed her time away thinking of the moment when she would be a rich man’s wife-living in a big house and being covered in every jewel of her desire. She was up in her bedroom lying across her bed when her mother called her down to help with dinner. She rolled her eyes.

      I’ll be down in a minute, she called out.

      The past few months had become unbearable living with her mother. Jazzlyn was always headstrong and gave her mother the hardest time of all of her children. After a few months of living with a friend from elementary school, she ended up back home after falling out with her and ending the friendship over a man. Jazzlyn was flighty and couldn’t keep still. She chased after the wrong men, who were like magnets for her. It got her heart broken every time. Her mother vowed she would be the death of her if she didn’t change her ways.

      Mama, please get off my back. I’m not like Lena. She’s straitlaced and proper and that is not me and it never will be. Jazzlyn said, exasperated. Jazzlyn peeled potatoes over the kitchen sink for that night’s dinner.

      Don’t think because you are taller than me that I won’t slap the spit outta your mouth, girl, her mother said.

      Leave her alone, mama; she’s going to do what she is going to do, her sister Lena said in her defense. Lena’s support was surprising, Jazzlyn thought, since the two of them never got along, even as children. Jazzlyn always felt Lena was her mother’s favorite, and it caused them to be at odds. Of course their mother loved them the same, but their very different personalities affected the way their mother reacted to them. At the time, Jazzlyn’s mother didn’t know she was planning her escape from their dull and dreary Georgia town. She reconnected with her friend May, who grew up in a neighboring city. May encouraged her to move to Langston.

      "Come to Langston if you want a rich man, Girl they are everywhere."

      That was ten months earlier, and enough time for Jazzlyn to get her finances in order. She worked as much overtime as her boss would allow; she saved enough money for a Greyhound bus ticket and to survive on for at least a month. May moved to Langston a year earlier. She got a job and an apartment and informed Jazzlyn, who was eager to leave for a brand new life. Neither of them had family in Langston, so a bond as close as sisters developed between them. Jazzlyn’s mother tried to talk her daughter into staying in Georgia. Her mother told her Langston had a far-reaching reputation for keeping others out and she didn’t like May, who she felt would lead her daughter astray. Jazzlyn didn’t care what her mother thought. She wasn’t interested in staying in Georgia. She wanted a rich man of culture. Both she and May were ambitious women driven by the same goals and desire to be a part of the elite of Langston. Langston would not have been Jazzlyn’s first choice. But she had to admit it was better than where she was living at the time-a three-bedroom house with her nosy mother, her mother’s husband and her straitlaced uppity sister. Her sister refused to live her own life and did everything their mother told her. It was a fate Jazzlyn didn’t want. She had another sister and brother who had left home years earlier because of their mother’s controlling ways.

      Two weeks later, she was ready to start a new life. She packed up a few outfits and other necessities and headed for the bus depot. An hour later she was heading for Langston. She had called May from a pay phone earlier in the day and told her when she should arrive. After the sixteen-hour bus ride, Jazzlyn was ready to take a shower and crash onto the nearest bed. She looked at her watch and realized she was still a good thirty minutes away from Langston and hoped May didn’t forget to get her. May lived on the outskirts of Langston. She had a small two-bedroom apartment and told Jazzlyn she could have a bedroom until she could get on her feet.

      I will give you one month to find work, then after that you’re on your own, May said bluntly.

      Jazzlyn promised she would get a job. Finding work was never an issue. The bus turned into the depot. Before getting off the bus, she looked for May. It took another ten or so minutes as the other passengers gathered their belongings and filed their way off the bus. By that time, May had driven up with her boyfriend.

      ***

      The first week was to be expected adjustment-wise as the two women got comfortable with one another and worked out the rules of the house. It was a little awkward at first when May’s boyfriend came over and she didn’t get the privacy she would have liked; and it didn’t help hearing nightly sex noises coming from May’s bedroom. Jazzlyn wasn’t a prude by any stretch of the imagination, but she still didn’t want to hear it. Week two passed and she finally got a job cleaning up a hair salon in the evening. It wasn’t much money, but it was better than nothing for the time being. Jazzlyn expected rich handsome men to be on every corner; a gross exaggeration by May. But she wasn’t too far off- there were many rich and eligible black men compared to the rest of the country. But most of them were already spoken for. It was like her mother said- Langston closed

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