When Phoenix Clark boards a flight to Turkey, she is not chasing escape. She is chasing a debt.
A boy she could not save.
A promise she never forgot.
A past that refuses to stay buried.
What begins as a mission is supposed to be simple: find him, get him out, go home.
Instead, she lands in Istanbul and finds herself in the orbit of Zahir Noor, a private operator as controlled as he is dangerous. He is polished, disciplined, and far too perceptive for her peace of mind. He is also the last man she should want anywhere near a mission this volatile.
Zahir has built his life on strategy, precision, and emotional restraint. There is no room for distraction, especially not in the form of a sharp-tongued, battle-tested American woman who questions his control at every turn. But Phoenix unsettles him. Challenges him. Sees him.
And in the rhythm of Turkish days, through early morning runs along the Bosphorus, crowded markets, ancient landmarks, tactical planning, and long conversations weighted with things neither of them should say, their connection begins to deepen into something neither of them planned.
Something neither of them can afford.
Because this mission is not clean.
And neither are the choices ahead.
As danger closes in and old debts sharpen into present threats, Phoenix and Zahir must decide what they are to each other before hesitation costs them everything.
Faithfully Yours, Turkey is a high-stakes Black travel romance about purpose, partnership, and the kind of love that does not save you, but meets you where you are and demands the truth.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Diaspora-rooted love stories with cultural depth
• Slow-burn tension with real emotional and physical payoff
• Strong Black heroines who lead, fight, and choose
• Immersive travel through Istanbul’s history, food, and street life
• Found partnership, operational trust, and earned intimacy
This is Book 12 in the Black Travel Romances series.
Each story stands alone, but every journey leaves its mark.
Collect them all and fall in love one country at a tiime.
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