Ace Jackson Jr. resembled the Wileys and not his father, Ace Jackson Sr. His mother, Celia Jackson, told him to ignore the whispers and the innuendos, he was Ace Sr.’s son and not the son of their former gardener, Micky Wiley. For thirty-six years Ace Jr. managed to do just that. He ignored the speculation because he didn’t want to upset the status quo. However, a part of him was curious as to what was the truth of the situation, but he would honor his mother’s wishes. And then he met and developed feelings for Kiya Brady, the rumored love child of Micky Wiley, and then he realized that maybe he shouldn’t be honoring his mother’s wishes after all…

    All three are college graduates who played by the corporate rules but still fell victim to layoffs and downsizing. Now, they live by their own rules, the most important of which is Money Over Babes--M.O.B. for short. No woman will ever come between them. They are an organized, prepared, and disciplined robbing machining--robbing banks, grocery stores, and anything else they can for a quick hit. For Travis Burns, life is good--at least it was until he meets Me'shelle Lawrence. Beautiful and intelligent, she's got the goods to make Travis break his crew's most sacred rule, never let a woman interfere with profitability. Now, he must reconcile his loyalty to his crew with his love for Me'shelle and find a way to make it out of the game with his money...and his life.

    He just needed her. Skye Baptiste, hurt over the end of her engagement, travels to Los Angeles for a week to heal. While coming to terms with the demise of her relationship, she has a chance encounter with superstar Jordan Mathews at a hotel bistro that turns her whole world upside down. **Can be read as a stand alone or as the first book in a trilogy.**