What He's Been Missing

The road to romance can be filled with second thoughts and second guesses, and in Essence(R) bestselling author Grace Octavia's captivating new novel, one woman can't quite make peace with her choices. . .

Atlanta celebrity wedding planner Rachel Winslow has it all--except what she wants most: true love. Her friends are convinced that her college ex-turned-best friend, Ian, is her Mr. Right--even though he's in a relationship. And when Ian confides to Rachel that he plans to propose, she suddenly wonders if she's letting her best chance at happiness slip through her fingers. In a panic, Rachel becomes determined to win Ian back. But her plan backfires in ways she couldn't have imagined. . .

Heartbroken, Rachel finds herself making a series of disastrous decisions--including an affair that leaves everything she values most hanging in the balance. To get her life back on track, Rachel will have to let go of the illusions of the past--and her fears about the future.

"Octavia pens a great tale." --The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

"Octavia's writing style is in a category all of its own." --APOOO Book Club

"Holds your attention to the end. This is truly an amazing read." --Romantic Times on Should Have Known Better

"Octavia gives Sex and the City a smart Afrocentric update." --Publishers Weekly on Playing Hard to Get

Author: Grace Octavia
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
Published: 11/27/2012
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.55lbs
Size: 8.20h x 5.50w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9780758265395

About the Author
Grace Octavia is the author of unforgettable novels that deal with the trials and tribulations of love, friendship, and what it means to be true to yourself. Her second novel, His First Wife, graced the Essence(R) bestseller list and also won the Best African-American Fiction Award from RT Book Reviews. A native of Westbury, NY, she now resides in Atlanta, GA, where there is never any shortage of material on heartache and scandal. Grace earned a doctorate in English, Creative Writing at Georgia State University in Atlanta and currently teaches at Spelman College. Visit her online at www.graceoctavia.com or follow her on Twitter @GraceOctavia2.