New Song Series: Series by Brenda Barrett

New Song Band drummer, Ian, knew that his wife, Ruby, was not happy because they could not conceive a child but he was willing to do all he could to make that happen, except that he couldn't. Ruby had the shock of her life when the new pastor of their church turned out to be her ex-lover, Rory, and he was married to her past rival, Sue Ann. Memories of their past came rushing back and she remembered that she had not quite said goodbye to Rory. To make matters worse he wants her back...

What's past is past! Xavier Bell, the poor ugly duckling, has emerged into a rich handsome swan. He is tired of the fast paced life that his hugely successful business afforded him and is looking to return to and settle down in his native Jamaica when he has a chance encounter with his old crush, hotel heiress, Farrah Knight. Farrah is about to marry Jason Cavendish, the man her father chose for her... moreWhat's past is past! Xavier Bell, the poor ugly duckling, has emerged into a rich handsome swan. He is tired of the fast paced life that his hugely successful business afforded him and is looking to return to and settle down in his native Jamaica when he has a chance encounter with his old crush, hotel heiress, Farrah Knight. Farrah is about to marry Jason Cavendish, the man her father chose for her. Can Xavier forget how she had cruelly rejected him when he was poor and not looking so fine and pursue the yearning his heart had for her? less

Aaron Lee, New Song Band saxophonist, is in competition with his brother, Boris, for the top position in the family company. However, there is a moral clause that they both must fulfill before either brother can get the position. Aaron is confident that he will triumph but he meets Alka again—the girl who got away. Alka's Hindu family had arranged her marriage to Rajiv before she was ten years old, a boy she didn't even know... moreAaron Lee, New Song Band saxophonist, is in competition with his brother, Boris, for the top position in the family company. However, there is a moral clause that they both must fulfill before either brother can get the position. Aaron is confident that he will triumph but he meets Alka again—the girl who got away. Alka's Hindu family had arranged her marriage to Rajiv before she was ten years old, a boy she didn't even know. Aaron had always been her love, but to be with him Alka had to defy her family and risk losing them. Will Alka overcome the cultural divide and unravel the web of lies that Rajiv has been using to keep her away from her true love? less