Unlike many pure contemporary romances, Inferno features a heavy mystery plot involving family secrets and dark alliances.
The story follows , a part-time billionaire, talented jazz musician, and self-proclaimed "alpha-hole" who has spent fifteen years running from his past in New Orleans. His return is anything but a peaceful homecoming: his brother has been arrested for murder, and someone is actively targeting his sister.
To protect those he loves, Blaze must navigate the family business he despises and collaborate with the one person he blames for his years of exile: . Nick is a strong, dedicated officer for the New Orleans P.D. who shares a painful history with Blaze—a single night of passion years ago that ended in betrayal and a devastating misunderstanding. Core Themes and Tropes
The two leads are thrust together by necessity to solve the threats against the Doucet family.
The book is noted by readers as a BWWM (Black Woman, White Man) romance. Book Details and Availability Author Maya Alden (@authormayaalden) - Facebook
by Maya Alden is a high-stakes, angsty contemporary romance that serves as the second installment in her popular French Quarter Trilogy (also known as the Jazz Sessions series). Set against the atmospheric backdrop of New Orleans, the novel blends billionaire romance with intense mystery and enemies-to-lovers tropes . Plot Overview: Secrets and Shadows in the Bayou
The tension between Blaze and Nick is palpable, driven by a decade and a half of "blistering hatred" and "burning desire".
Unlike many pure contemporary romances, Inferno features a heavy mystery plot involving family secrets and dark alliances.
The story follows , a part-time billionaire, talented jazz musician, and self-proclaimed "alpha-hole" who has spent fifteen years running from his past in New Orleans. His return is anything but a peaceful homecoming: his brother has been arrested for murder, and someone is actively targeting his sister.
To protect those he loves, Blaze must navigate the family business he despises and collaborate with the one person he blames for his years of exile: . Nick is a strong, dedicated officer for the New Orleans P.D. who shares a painful history with Blaze—a single night of passion years ago that ended in betrayal and a devastating misunderstanding. Core Themes and Tropes
The two leads are thrust together by necessity to solve the threats against the Doucet family.
The book is noted by readers as a BWWM (Black Woman, White Man) romance. Book Details and Availability Author Maya Alden (@authormayaalden) - Facebook
by Maya Alden is a high-stakes, angsty contemporary romance that serves as the second installment in her popular French Quarter Trilogy (also known as the Jazz Sessions series). Set against the atmospheric backdrop of New Orleans, the novel blends billionaire romance with intense mystery and enemies-to-lovers tropes . Plot Overview: Secrets and Shadows in the Bayou
The tension between Blaze and Nick is palpable, driven by a decade and a half of "blistering hatred" and "burning desire".