Unputdownable Perfection
Whew, Charae Lewis knows how to spin a tale that has you stuck. The writing is pure smoothness as each character in this romantic romp feels fully formed. We see the decisions play out and get the play by play. I wouldn't say this is a romance, but it's definitely a romantic fiction. We watch Amoni decide he doesn't want one girl but two. We start off with Amoni telling his girlfriend that an ex popped up and he has decided to keep both.
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"Don't worry, it won't affect you," he smooths out, and that begins our tale. As the drama unfolds, we can't help but gasp at the audacity and root for each character to get the outcome they deserve. The twists and turns of the street love story aren't heavy on the Mafia, but it does feel a little Mafia adjacent.
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Watching Ming realize how love is meant to fill you up and the definitely of BDE Day brings to the table some deliciousness. Charae gives good quick, explicit scenes that fill the space, and before you know it, the book is devoured with the quickness.
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Day will turn you out with how he carries his attraction and love. The comparison isn't lost. The realness he provides and thoroughness is 🤌🏾. "Nah, I'm going to come see a N* and check a man who puts his hands on mine" 🥵 By the time he's demanding in bed what the do is it will be a wrap.
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Here we have Amoni trying to navigate the stress of having a selfish parent. Willing to bring down the family into destruction for greed. It's a good balance with the romance angle and pulls you in for a show. It also helps that each character has good and bad with shortcomings that make sense to who they are as people.