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When Javonne Hendricks met Milo Brown in an after-hours joint, she had no idea their liaison would turn into a one-night stand. First, Milo wasn't her type. Just the opposite. At first glance Milo was everything Javonne hated in men. He was rude. He was too cocky. He was a liar. In fact, they had absolutely nothing in common, except an irresistible attraction. Javonne wasn't the kind of girl to fall for a stranger, especially one as strange as Milo Brown. She was beautiful. She was successful. She was already in a relationship. There was no logical reason to quit her cushy job and leave her comfortable lifestyle behind to search for Milo Brown. Not after five years. Milo Brown Slept Here explores what happens in Memphis after Javonne throws caution to the wind and goes looking for love in the right place with the wrong man.Author Bio: Ben Clement is an award-winning children's book author, screenwriter, and playwright. His work has thrilled audiences nationwide with mesmerizing tales of love, loss, and perseverance, spanning the African- American diaspora and beyond. Milo Brown Slept Here is Ben's first foray into the erogenous realm of urban romance. He began the journey ten years ago with the proposition of exploring the age-old question, "Why do nice guys finish last?" Obviously, Milo Bartholomew Brown is not a nice guy. Quite the opposite. Yet despite his despicable nature and deplorable acts, he somehow manages to win the affections of beautiful women, including Javonne Hendricks, a successful executive who quits her job and travels to Memphis in search of Milo Brown. With this book, Ben Clement endeavors to explain the reason why.
