Mary B Morrison Books in Order
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Mary B Morrison books in publication order
27 books
Justice Just Us Just Me
by Mary B. Morrison
1999
Morrison's debut collection gathers forty-six poems about personal relationships and life within a society that can exclude or misunderstand people. Moving between pain and pleasure, the pieces ask readers to consider their connections with others and themselves.
Soulmates Dissipate
by Mary B. Morrison
2000
Photographer Jada Diamond Tanner falls for financial adviser Wellington Jones, but their relationship faces hostility from his mother and a determined romantic rival. Jada must decide how much she will sacrifice for love and what she needs for herself.
Who's Making Love
by Mary B. Morrison
2001
This relationship guide asks readers to examine repeated romantic choices and recognize warning signs before committing to a partner. Morrison includes a rating system intended to help people assess prospective mates and think more carefully about compatibility.
Never Again Once More
by Mary B. Morrison
2002
Jada has spent twenty years apart from Wellington, building a marriage and raising her son Darius. When Darius's destructive behavior brings Wellington back into their lives, Jada begins questioning the choices that separated her from her first love.
He's Just a Friend
by Mary B. Morrison
2003
Fancy Taylor wants to settle down but falls for a man who conceals his marriage. While plotting to make him hers, she relies on dependable friend Desmond Brown, whose love forces her to reconsider what she values.
Somebody's Gotta Be on Top
by Mary B. Morrison
2004
Young heir Darius Jones moves to Los Angeles to establish his own business, carrying his appetite for romantic conquest with him. As his life crosses with Fancy Taylor's, ambition and desire complicate the search for a relationship that lasts.
Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This
by Mary B. Morrison
2005
Fancy Taylor wants to know Darius Jones better before trusting him again, but his financial problems and unresolved relationships threaten their progress. When legal trouble and a painful confession intervene, both must confront the distance between attraction and trust.
When Somebody Loves You Back
by Mary B. Morrison
2006
Darius Jones anticipates a basketball career and marriage to Fancy, but troubling health questions threaten their future. Meanwhile, his mother Jada becomes vulnerable to a friend's manipulation, placing both generations under pressure as they try to hold their lives together.
Sweeter Than Honey
by Mary B. Morrison
2007
After an escort at her Las Vegas business is killed, Lace St. Thomas flees to Atlanta and reinvents herself as Honey Thomas. Building a new life proves difficult when the dangers she left behind refuse to stay in the past.
Sexcapades
by Mary B. Morrison
2008
Lovers Nick and Natalie compete for the same executive position, drawing the attention of a powerful colleague who desires them both. Their willingness to mix ambition with sex threatens their relationship and the careers they hope to advance.
Who's Loving You
by Mary B. Morrison
2008
Honey Thomas hopes her new Atlanta life and relationship with Grant Hill will offer security. But revelations about her past and the rivalries of women around her threaten both her romance and her efforts to help others rebuild.
Maneater
by Mary B. Morrison
2009
This two-novella collection by Morrison and Noire explores sex and revenge. A woman rejects her fiancé's humiliating weight-loss ultimatum, while another story pits scheming football stars against three women determined to destroy the advantages they take for granted.
Single Husbands
by Mary B. Morrison
2009
Three married men pursue the sexual freedom they enjoyed before their weddings, each hiding selfish motives behind vows of commitment. Their affairs expose the gap between the lives they promise their wives and the relationships they actually choose.
Unconditionally Single
by Mary B. Morrison
2009
Honey Thomas runs a counseling center to help women leave the streets, funded by money stolen from her former pimp. When he demands repayment and threatens her life, she must decide whom to trust and what she can protect.
Darius Jones
by Mary B. Morrison
2010
Basketball star Darius Jones seems to have success, love and family stability until an obsessive fan begins targeting those around him. Her schemes threaten his wife, son and wider circle, forcing him to risk everything to stop her.
Married on Mondays
by Mary B. Morrison
2010
Three wives of powerful lawyers secretly operate a Manhattan swingers club, balancing respectable public lives with a profitable hidden business. When a police chief threatens exposure and imprisonment, they must decide how far they will go to protect one another.
The Eternal Engagement
by Mary B. Morrison
2011
Mona Lisa and Katherine both wait for a high school sweetheart who left for military service. When William Lincoln's promises to two women catch up with him, all three face the consequences of relationships built around hope and deception.
If I Can't Have You
by Mary B. Morrison
2012
Loretta wants Granville to accept that their affair is over, but his behavior becomes increasingly obsessive. When she dares engaged friend Madison to control him, a reckless wager threatens Madison's relationship and draws both women into danger.
I'd Rather Be with You
by Mary B. Morrison
2013
Loretta grows close to Chicago DuBois while nursing him after the fallout of her wager with Madison. With his marriage strained and Madison determined to reclaim him, competing desires turn recovery into another struggle over loyalty and possession.
The Rich Girls' Club
by Mary B. Morrison
2013
A group of wealthy women launches a campaign to elect California's first female governor, using sexual blackmail to eliminate opponents. When their candidate faces an attempt on her life, their political strategy becomes a dangerous contest of secrets and betrayal.
If You Don't Know Me
by Mary B. Morrison
2014
Sindy Singleton wants Chicago DuBois back and seeks help exposing his wife Madison's deceptions. Madison counters with schemes to preserve her marriage and financial position, escalating a rivalry in which love, family obligations and money are inseparable.
Baby, You're the Best
by Mary B. Morrison
2015
Successful mother Blake Crystal celebrates her fiftieth birthday while enjoying a younger lover, but her daughters have questions she has long avoided. Alexis's search for her father's identity threatens secrets that could fracture the entire family.
Just Can't Let Go
by Mary B. Morrison
2018
The Crystal sisters face lovers whose promises conceal betrayal, especially when Devereaux begins doubting fiancé Phoenix's intentions. Their efforts to expose deception and obtain revenge create further consequences, testing both romantic relationships and the loyalties holding the sisters together.
Head Games
by Mary B. Morrison
2019
Four longtime friends bet a million dollars on who can date and discard the most women in thirty days, documenting their conquests online. But their competition creates attachments and consequences that threaten to turn the game against them.
The One I've Waited For
by Mary B. Morrison
2019
Mercedes Crystal fights to protect her financially comfortable marriage when her husband's affair becomes serious. Her sister Devereaux faces disturbing questions about her fiancé, and the Crystal women must confront scandals that threaten their relationships and family solidarity.
Careful What You Click For
by Mary B. Morrison
2020
Four Atlanta friends turn to online dating, believing shared precautions will protect them from disappointment. Their search for romance and satisfaction uncovers manipulation and secrets, placing careers, marriages and personal security at risk as their plans unravel.
I Do Love You Still
by Mary B. Morrison
2020
Designer Xena Trinity and athlete Memphis Brown imagine marriage after achieving their career goals, but her move to New York disrupts that plan. New relationships and persistent attraction force Xena to reconsider which kind of love supports her future.
Where to start with Mary B Morrison
For the original family saga: Soulmates Dissipate → Never Again Once More → He's Just a Friend
For Honey Thomas: Sweeter Than Honey → Who's Loving You → Unconditionally Single → Darius Jones
For a dangerous romantic wager: If I Can't Have You → I'd Rather Be with You → If You Don't Know Me
For the Crystal women: Baby, You're the Best → Just Can't Let Go → The One I've Waited For
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Author bio
Mary B. Morrison is an American novelist whose stories focus on women trying to take control of their lives. Romance, money, family loyalties and sexual choices are closely connected in her fiction. She also writes as HoneyB, a name associated with books that place erotic relationships within workplaces, marriages and other settings where people compete for influence.
Born in Aurora, Illinois, Morrison grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. She was the middle child in a family of seven and attended McDonogh 35 High School before later studying at Berkeley Community College. Her path into publishing included a major financial risk: she left a government job and used retirement money to self-publish Soulmates Dissipate in 2000. That decision turned an ambition to write into the beginning of a professional career.
She built her writing career by backing her own work.
The novel introduced photographer Jada Diamond Tanner and financial adviser Wellington Jones, whose relationship faces pressure from family expectations and romantic rivals. Its sequels broadened the story to include Jada's son Darius and the people connected with him. Morrison lets those relationships develop across several books, giving choices made in one generation consequences in another. Love rarely exists apart from questions about status, financial independence and how much someone is willing to overlook.
Sweeter Than Honey begins another connected sequence, the Honey Diaries. Its central character reinvents herself as Honey Thomas after leaving a dangerous life in Las Vegas. The books follow her effort to start again while people from the past continue to demand a place in her future. The novel Darius Jones links that sequence with the Soulmates Dissipate books, bringing two parts of Morrison's fictional world into the same story.
Her characters often want freedom but remain caught in emotional bargains.
In If I Can't Have You, a wager between friends turns a troubling relationship into a contest with serious consequences. Under the HoneyB name, Single Husbands follows married men who refuse to give up the habits of single life. These different setups share an interest in the gap between what people promise and what they actually do. Morrison writes openly about desire, but the conflict also concerns trust, manipulation and the cost of treating another person as a means to an end.
Her work has extended beyond novels into theater and public speaking. She wrote and produced a stage version of Single Husbands, with productions in 2010 and 2014. She has also supported younger writers: in 2006 she sponsored an anthology featuring work by thirty-three sixth-grade students. Publisher biographies identify female empowerment as a central purpose of her career, connecting her stories with efforts to help women gain more control over their circumstances.
Morrison founded Healing Her Hurt, a nonprofit focused on the emotional, physical and financial health of marginalized women and girls. She has received the AAMBC Francis Ray Trailblazer Award and has worked as a speaker and media host. She is the mother of children's author Jesse Byrd Jr. Current publisher profiles place her in Atlanta, Georgia, where her interest in relationships and women's independence continues to connect her creative work with her public activities.
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