Books
A Heart to Heal
Available May 6, 2013 from Crimson Romance, Amazon, iTunes, Barnes & Noble
Shayla Monroe fled her hometown of Helena, South Carolina, after a shocking situation broke the heart of the only guy she’d ever loved. Years later, after losing her job in Atlanta with her name once again shrouded in scandal, she has nowhere to go but home.
Now a devastatingly handsome and well-respected man, Devin Jones became a successful doctor as a way to forget Shayla’s betrayal. When she returns as infamously as she left, he plans to put aside old feelings and treat her as any other person in town. But after looking into her soft brown eyes, the feelings he thought long dead quickly rush to the surface.
Ignoring rumors, disapproval from family and friends, and promises to avoid each other, the two become friends … then lovers. Devin wants all or nothing, but Shayla, haunted by her past, is afraid their relationship will damage what’s left of her reputation. Can two broken hearts survive the fight against past and present demons to heal and find love?
Worth the Wait
Available: January 7, 2013 from Crimson Romance, Amazon, All Romance eBooks, Barnes and Noble
When a virgin frustrated by her nonexistent dating life, asks a playboy for a one-night stand, can they really ignore their attraction after the affair?
After Tasha Smith is dumped yet again because of her virginity, she decides it’s time to stop saving herself for marriage and start dating like women in the twenty-first century. She sets out to find a man rumored to be good enough in bed to relieve her of the nuisance, but discreet enough to keep her request a secret. Jared Patterson seems like the perfect candidate. Yet after one searing kiss, she wonders if she’ll escape the night unscathed.
Jared’s job as a successful fitness instructor and entrepreneur has helped him keep a string of meaningless relationships from the east to the west coast. After learning the hard way that women can’t be trusted, he has no qualms going from one sex only relationship to the next. Although Tasha is one of the few types of women he avoids—a good girl—the man in him can’t turn down her tempting offer.
What starts out as a onetime thing quickly turns into an affair neither want to stop. But when an unexpected situation drastically alters their relationship, it leaves them both asking if it was Worth the Wait.
Reviews:
“WORTH THE WAIT is a great contemporary romance with fresh young characters that readers will certainly enjoy. The plot is conventional but Synithia Williams manages to put an innovative spin that makes it fun and appealing. WORTH THE WAIT is thoroughly entertaining, scandalously funny and a modern take on old fashion values. I can’t wait to see more novels from Synithia Williams.” -Romance in Color
“This is a smart story with humor and plenty of steam that made me smile, made me sad, and had an ending that I loved. Definitely recommend.” 5 Stars, WiLoveBooks
You Can’t Plan Love
Available at: Barnes and Noble, Amazon, All Romance E-Books,
Paperback
After several bad relationships, Kenyatta Copeland decides to control her love life with the same discernment she uses in her professional life.
Knowing firsthand the heartbreak that comes when desire and emotion rule a relationship, Kenyatta assumes marrying Brad Johnson will lead to a stable life. But as much as she believes she can plan her future, it’s hard to ignore the way her boss, Malcolm Patterson, ignites her passions with just one look. After Malcolm learns of her engagement, he makes a play for her heart and reminds her that passion between a man and a woman has its perks … but also its costs. When Brad suspects there’s more than work between Kenyatta and Malcolm, he works harder to keep Kenyatta by his side. Torn between her promise to marry Brad and her irrepressible longing for Malcolm, Kenyatta must decide if she can live her life in a passionless marriage of convenience or once again trust her heart. But Brad does not intend to let her go easily, and by the time she realizes this it may be too late.
Reviews:
“I enjoyed reading about Kenyatta’s struggle to make the right choice. There is also a suspenseful twist. I recommend this for anyone who enjoys romance with steam and drama.” ~4 stars Wilovebooks Click here to read the entire review.
“Williams’ debut novel is dramatic, passionate and certainly not your typical romance. Yes it has steamy love scenes but the core of the story is the complexity of relationships – a need for romance, being in control of emotions, giving into desire – it’s all here” ~Click here to read entire review.
“This story had different levels that readers will enjoy. The issues were realistic and Kenyatta’s habits are ones that readers will be able to relate to. ” Teresa Beasley from APOOO Book Club -Click here to read the entire review.
“This is my first read by Synithia William and I will continue looking for her books in the future. I truly recommend this book to anyone that is ready to read a story where you will laugh, cry, want to kill someone and get insanely hot.” 4 Stars The Romance Reviews
“Looking for an intense novel to indulge in? I would like to recommend “You Can’t Plan Love” by Synithia Williams. It’s a romance novel guaranteed to satisfy your desire for good reading!” 5 Stars OOSA Online Book Club








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I just read both of your books in 2 days. Wow…excellent!! I look forward to more of your work. Keep up the good work:-) When will you have something new? I’m so happy I stumbled across your books on Amazon.
Thanks, Dana! My next comes May 6th!
I had to the pleasure of reading both of your books. I enjoyed them both and would recommend them to my other friends that are faithfull romance seeker. I await the next book on May 6.
Thanks, Melinda! I’m happy to hear that you would recommend my books to your friends. I hope they enjoy them as well.