Smooth Operators

By Olayinka Aikens

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0972086501
• ISBN13: 9780972086509
• Release Date: January 2016
• Publisher: Ushujaa Publishing
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.8" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Bravo!!

This is an amazing novel!!! The ending was smoking!!! A must read!! Olayinka Aikens is a wonderful storyteller, I can't wait to read more.

Business Before Pleasure

Smooth Operators is the story of love, lust, business and pleasure at its best. Monica Holiday is a top PR rep for Handle Up Records. She is smart, feisty, beautiful and has a brilliant business mind. She has been with the company a couple of years and is undoubtedly THE BEST PR person they have. Although Monica's business life is great, her personal life isn't doing so hot. After being dumped by Handle Up's top rap artist, Rodney "Double R" Robinson, Monica is hesitant about letting anyone else near her heart.Drayton "Dray" Lewis is a sexy, chocolate, suave and debonair brother who is Handle Up's newest executive. Relocating from Chicago to Atlanta to take on his new position as VP of A & R, Dray feels this is a fresh start for him. Living in Chicago for most of his life he didn't think he would ever leave. His heart was broken after his girlfriend Lisa, left him for a professional football player. What better way to mend a broken heart than by putting distance between them? When Dray started his new job he made a promise to himself, he was going to be all about business and not let the love bug bite him again.Dray's new position makes him Monica's superior at Handle Up. Their first couple of encounters are unpleasant ones and although they get off to a not so great start the chemistry between them is uncanny. Dray can't stop thinking about the lovely and feisty Miss Holiday and Monica can't keep that sexy chocolate Adonis off her mind. They have both been hurt in the past and have their hearts guarded. Who will be the first to let their guard down?Aikens debut novel is definitely a book you can't put down. From the first page to the surprise ending, this book will have you unquestionably wanting more.Reviewed by Eraina B. Tinnin