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Griffin is a budding name in mainstream African American fiction. --Chicago magazineAfter her father's death, Emily Yancy agrees to move back to her dead-end hometown. But she's dreading every minute she'll have to spend in her mother's tiny apartment. After all, she's a forty-three-year-old divorcee who's doing just fine on her own. There are some rewards for dutiful daughters though--like Aaron Merritt, a rich, single doctor with chocolate skin and bedroom eyes. . .Aaron is soon taking Emily to fancy restaurants and inviting her to meet his family. But when the lights go out, something's missing. Enter Teddy Simms, Emily's eighth-grade crush. Teddy hasn't achieved what Aaron has--but he's picked up a few skills in other areas. Will Emily choose a relationship that doesn't satisfy her mind--or an easy compatibility that doesn't quite extend into the bedroom? Or is there some way she can find the best of both worlds? "e;A compelling drama about three families striving for the American dream."e; --Booklist on If These Walls Could Talk"e;Fear and joy practically leap off the pages. A well-written story you will hate to see end."e; --RT Book Reviews on Once Upon a Project"e;Griffin expertly explores the universal search for love."e; --Booklist