Black Burlesque Books in Order
Part ofTiffany Patterson Books in OrderBrowse Black Burlesque by Tiffany Patterson in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Black Burlesque books in publication order
4 books
Black Butterfly
by Tiffany Patterson
2015
An injury ends Stacey Coleman's ballet ambitions, leading her toward burlesque dancing and social-work studies. Financier Andre Collins doubts the value of love, but their unexpected attraction challenges his convictions as dangers connected to his world threaten their developing relationship.
Black Dahlia
by Tiffany Patterson
2015
Assistant principal Mercedes keeps her burlesque performances separate from everyday life and maintains distance from Raul Santiago. A stalker forces her to accept his protection, bringing them under one roof and testing defenses left standing after their earlier encounter.
Black Pearl
by Tiffany Patterson
2015
Executive assistant Devyn Williams conceals her nighttime identity as burlesque dancer Black Pearl from her colleagues. Working more closely with CEO Nikola Collins intensifies an existing attraction, while an intrusion from her past threatens both her privacy and their growing connection.
Black Pearl the Prequel
by Tiffany Patterson
2022
After leaving an unfaithful, emotionally abusive boyfriend, Devyn struggles to rebuild her confidence. A friend's gift of burlesque lessons offers an unfamiliar way to reclaim herself, while an apparently unattainable attraction to her company's CEO adds another complication.
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