I Didn't Think You Existed

Four lives . . . Three relationships . . . One real love.

Tiffany Tate works hard for the life she has—one that others would kill for. In fact, the only thing missing is a ring and a husband, which she desperately wants.  That’s why, when her long-distance boyfriend, David, asks for her hand in marriage, she thinks God has finally answered all her prayers.  She doesn’t hesitate to give up all she has in St. Louis to begin her new life in Texas with her fiancé.
 
Tiffany discovers that David is not the same person she’s come to know for the past three years once his many secrets slowly surface. She is forced to face the hard reality that he can never give her the life she truly desires.
 
Terrence Montgomery has the picture-perfect life with his wife, Patricia, at least to those on the outside looking in. However, inside, he struggles with the difficult realities that arise in his marriage. Is their love for one another enough to see them through the challenges to their vows?
 
Both David and Patricia are battling in their own way, trying to keep their relationships intact by any means necessary. When Tiffany and Terrence cross paths, everything changes, turning their worlds—and their spouses’—upside down. 
 

Author Hazel Ro was born and raised in St. Louis, MO but has found her home in Chicago, IL since 2015. She has been writing since 2008, when she embraced her passion and God-given talent by making her debut as a romance author. Hazel Ro’s storylines use entertaining yet effective ways of addressing real-life issues such as cheating, betrayal, lies, broken relationships, spirituality, and so much more. Her ultimate objective through her literary pieces is to promote and encourage healthy African American relationships as well as self-love. When Hazel Ro is not writing, she enjoys singing, traveling, shopping, and reading a juicy novel. Learn more about this author and her romantic contemporary novels by visiting www.hazel-ro.com, connect with her on Facebook and Instagram by searching Author Hazel Ro, or email her at ro.chamberlain@hotmail.com.