His Love Was All I Needed

＂Camy has what you’d call a hopelessly in-love soul, so falling for the smooth-talking, laid-back playboy, Malik, is so easy for her to do. But now, she’s faced with the problem of getting him to recognize her true love for him and taking claim of her heart, not just her bed. Malik loves the ladies, but he loves being single and free to do as he pleases just as much--if not more. He never wanted to settle down with just one, but he never wanted any of his girls to have options. With Camy and his forever sidekick, Shay, fighting for his love and affection, Malik is burned out by all the drama. He eventually tries everything in his power to prove to Camy that he only wants her. Cutting Shay off for good seems to be easy, but Shay is not the type to play fair. With one last trick up her sleeve, will Shay finally get her man?＂--Provided by publisher.

T. Friday was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. At the age of 36, she is the mother of five children. Three handsome boys, ages 19, 15, and 13, and two beautiful girls, ages 10 and 9. At a very early age, T. Friday fell in love with reading books such as the Babysitters Club, Sweet Valley High, and Goosebumps by R.L. Stine. It wasn’t until she was in her early teens that she was introduced to urban fiction books by Donald Goines. That’s when she knew she wanted a career in the book industry. In January of 2016, T. Friday had her left leg amputated, and that was when she realized she had taken her life for granted and it was time to make her dreams come true. She picked up a pen and some paper and started writing. In May of 2017, T. Friday signed her first contract with Racquel Williams, the owner of RWP. Now, in 2021, she is the author of 26 books. She plans to continue writing until one day all of her books are turned into movies.