Skyy Boeken

It's been two years since Lena decided to take time away from all her drama to find herself and focus on her child. But the present finds her staring at images of Denise, the one who got away. With her child away, Lena now has time to play. Will she finally move on to someone new, or truly go after the one she's wanted all along? Meanwhile, the dark side of celebrity rears its ugly head as Denise's star grows brighter and Farih's starts to dim. All eyes are on this 'It' couple, including the eyes of Lena. Full Circle is the thrilling conclusion to Skyy's Choices series.

All is perfect in Tiffany's marriage, except one thing is missing: a baby. After several months of trying, Tiffany decides to shift her focus to work, since she's being groomed to take over the network after Mr. Green steps down due to health issues. When she finally conceives and learns she has to go on bedrest until the birth, it leaves room for her new opponent, Tracy Simms, to step in and take her place. With plans to shut Tiffany down, Tracy does all she can to ensure her own ascent in the industry. She doesn't care who she steps on in the process.

Determined to win the one she thinks is for her, Paige finds herself making one foolish decision after another. These decisions become detrimental to her and the life she’s worked so hard to maintain. Will she be able to pull herself out of Kyra’s web, or become too entangled and unable to break free? Paige is a self-proclaimed “lone wolf,” content with being single after a string of bad relationships. With a blooming writing career, great friends, and her perfect home, she thinks she has it all. That is until her one major crush, a local musician named Kyra, starts showing interest in her romantically. Thinking that she’s finally found “the one,” Paige ignores the constant red flags on her way toward gaining Kyra’s love.

Anna Black and Skyy unite to talk bodies, romance and feminism in a finely crafted fiction title that's bound to satisfy existing fans of the series, while also thrilling the growing number of UK feminist writers and readers interested in titles without white protagonists.