My Baby Is a West Coast King Books in Order
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My Baby Is a West Coast King
by Shvonne Latrice
2020
Aspiring model Laine leaves Chicago hoping to escape abuse and build a career in Los Angeles. Meeting music producer and gang member Mischief complicates that fresh start, as their attraction draws her into the troubled life he refuses to leave behind.
My Baby Is a West Coast King 2
by Shvonne Latrice
2020
Laine pulls away after discovering Mischief's betrayal, while he struggles to regain her trust amid career pressures and possible fatherhood. Around them, other couples confront hidden histories and temptations that threaten the stability of their relationships.
My Baby Is a West Coast King 3
by Shvonne Latrice
2020
New revelations unsettle the Benjamin family, forcing its couples to confront truths they have tried to keep hidden. As earlier decisions bring fresh consequences, the group must decide whether its relationships can survive another round of betrayal.
My Baby Is a West Coast King 4
by Shvonne Latrice
2020
The Benjamin family couples appear more settled, but fame brings pressures their stronger commitments cannot easily resolve. Old enemies, obsessive fans, and renewed temptations threaten relationships they believed had finally survived the worst of their troubles.
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