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Supreme: To Sadie, with Love

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I thought I knew depth but dwelled in a cursory home.
I thought I knew vulnerability, but it was maladjusted fear.
I thought I knew comfort, but it was more like complacency and routine.
I thought I knew romance until I met Supreme.


Wife and mother of two, Sadie Williams crosses paths with Paramour's most eligible bachelor Supreme Miller. Supreme enters her world and shakes things up, but Sadie has yet to discern if his presence is for better or for worse.

This book explores heavy topics of domestic violence and infidelity. It does not feature an overtly strong heroine. If this is not something of interest to you or if you find these topics triggering, it is strongly advised to consider some of my other works.

285 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 6, 2024

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Profile Image for Rashawnda.
1,391 reviews1,294 followers
April 19, 2024
“What do you see in me that causes you to pour without restraint?”

Hell I want to know as well because this pretty much summed up who Supreme was as a man! Protector, provider, listening ear, Mr. Make it happen, Mr. It’s handled! I mean I loved Supreme DOWN and he is the only reason this book received the 3 stars that it did.

There were trigger warnings so please read those in advance! There was however one extremely important trigger warning that she failed to mention and that was stupidity!! Chyyyyy the way Sadie was on the little bit of nerves I had when I began this book was unreal! We were first introduced to Supreme in “Saint” and when I saw he had a book I just knew I was in for a treat! Unfortunately the math was not mathing when it came to who he was paired with from an MFC perspective.

Supreme is the older Miller son and has always been the levelheaded protective big brother! Ramsey did his big one guiding Supreme to become the man we read about in this book and I have zero complaints about him. If you could think of the most perfect MMC that would be Supreme! He wasn’t hoe’ing, he was successful, wanted to settle down and make an honest woman of somebody’s daughter, the BDE was big…. Just perfection!

Supreme and Sadie first crossed paths after her release from the hospital in the middle of a snowstorm. Coming to Sadie’s rescue after her car stalled out would be the first of many times where Supreme came to her aid. Sadie and Supreme have an obvious connection however her being married kinda puts a pin in any plans either of them had to start something new. Supreme knew she would eventually be his and played the supportive background role until the time was right!

I need to cut this review short because I could really go on and on about this book. I really feel like the author that wrote Supreme’s book is not the same person that wrote Saint’s. Like I fell in love with everything about Saint’s book and while I expect for each book and book character to carry their own and be different, I feel like the author did a disservice to the type of man that Supreme was by giving him such a broken woman to breathe life into. Sadie had soooooo much baggage and it bled into the lives of everyone around her. Supreme deserved a whole healed woman and while he eventually got that the journey wasn’t worth the reward if you ask me.

I also didn’t feel a connection between Supreme and Sadie romantically. If he wasn’t coming to her rescue in one way or another, they were fkn but there was no real courting, dating and getting to know each other. They weren’t conniving at all! I also struggled with how the story was written. So many events that took place were summarized or skimmed over and the necessary detail was lacking. The conversation with her mother at the end…. Pointless. Also why didn’t Trenton express his desire of not wanting kids from the very beginning instead of turning into the monster that he was after the fact?!

I really need to shut up now because like I said I can keep going with this one 😵‍💫 so to keep this review from being longer than it already is. Skip this one… “The End”
Profile Image for _literaryaura_.
498 reviews102 followers
April 20, 2024
2.5 ⭐️⭐️
If I had read this book first, I wouldn’t have continued on with the series. I’m so glad I experienced Saint’s book first. I’m not sure what happened between the first book and this one but I was unable to reconcile the character and personality that I got from Supreme in the first book with the person he was in book two.

I’ve never suffered at the hands of domestic violence so I can’t even begin to speak to the situation or fully understand what a person may have endured or how they think or process the situation. With that being said, I couldn’t understand Sadie’s actions and thought process throughout this book. Despite growing up in a house where she saw her mother repeatedly abused, it appeared as if she didn’t take her situation seriously enough. It’s like she thought “this won’t happen to me, or my kids, or anyone that I love”, as it was happening to her, her child, and eventually her best friend. Unfortunately I couldn’t finish this one. I hope that Sincere’s book is more digestible for me.
Profile Image for Lyasha Chante.
141 reviews6 followers
June 22, 2024
Rae Anderson’s “Supreme: To Sadie With Love,” the second installment in the Miller family series, is a compelling and intense read that delves deep into themes of love, resilience, and survival. The story follows Supreme Miller, the eldest of the Miller clan, who is wealthy, kind, and fiercely determined to protect what he holds dear.

Supreme meets Sadie Williams during a violent snowstorm, a chance encounter that changes both their lives. Sadie, trapped in a marriage with a man who is mentally, emotionally, and physically abusive, finds herself in a dire situation. Supreme offers her and her children safety and shelter. What follows is a gripping tale of their rapid, passionate connection and Sadie’s determined journey to free herself from her abusive husband.

The novel is a powerful exploration of acceptance and strength. Anderson crafts a narrative that is both heart-wrenching and hopeful, portraying Sadie’s struggle and growth with sensitivity and depth. Sadie’s character is a beacon of resilience, showcasing her journey from a victim of abuse to a woman who takes control of her destiny and finds the love she deserves with Supreme.

The romance between Supreme and Sadie develops quickly but believably, their chemistry intense and their bond unbreakable. Anderson does not shy away from difficult topics; the story includes serious themes such as adultery, domestic abuse, and murder, making it a deep introspection into the lives of survivors.

Trigger Warning: This book contains scenes of domestic abuse, adultery, and murder, which may be distressing for some readers. The portrayal of Sadie’s abusive relationship is raw and intense, serving as a stark reminder of the horrors many endure in silence.

Recommended For: Readers who appreciate emotionally intense romances with strong themes of survival and empowerment, and those who can handle the heavy topics presented with sensitivity and depth.
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118 reviews31 followers
June 12, 2025
Whew chile Sadie tap danced on my nerve…

Supreme, I really enjoyed as a MMC however his need to fix and protect was extremely suffocating, but he was exactly what Sadie needed.

This one was a bit wordy for me, still with the poetic flare that Rae seems to carry in her books, but this one felt like it was too much at times, and I get it Sadie needed ALOT of affirmative dialogue to showcase her growth but there is a such thing as too much and for me this one was too much.

I wanted more of the relationship development with Supreme and the kids on page, in my opinion the addition of that could have brought some light to this very dark/emotional story.

***INSIDER***
Trent only getting 10years felt like a slap in the face, and regardless of how everyone felt this was Sadie’s fault, bc that shit at the house was NOT NEEDED!

I am happy they both got their HEA, and kudos to the patience of a man like Supreme.
6 reviews1 follower
May 2, 2024
a journey

This book honestly took me through it emotionally. I hate Trent with a passion like he literally only held on to Sadie to try and control and stifle her light, thank God for that snow storm thank God supreme is a man that listens to his heart and mind because he really saw Sadie for the beautiful vessel she is and did everything to cultivate that. Love their journey to love I don’t wanna spoil the book but this is a good one, prepare your tissues and grab your pearls for clutching but Sadie and Supreme are worth the read🤎
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104 reviews4 followers
September 30, 2024
I experienced Saint’s book first and was very hopeful for Supreme’s story but unfortunately I was a tad disappointed. I can’t fully put my finger on it but I felt like the romance lacked a bit here and maybe that was the author’s hope, to shed light on the impacts of an abusive relationship and the rebuilding that takes place after. If that’s the case, I think that should be stated in the beginning.

I just couldn’t connect with Supreme and Sadie. Maybe I’ll give Sincere’s story a try but not sure.
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356 reviews33 followers
April 13, 2024
Sadie and Supreme

Enjoyable read. The hero supreme was patient and caring. He carried a Persona that said " I can upgrade you". The damsel was a married woman who was taking care of her family and business. When they 1st met It was an instantaneous attraction. In through the rest of the novel they navigate how to make their fantasies reality. I would definitely recommend this book.
Profile Image for Renada Boddie.
321 reviews17 followers
May 24, 2026
Supreme and Sadie

I enjoyed this book. Supreme handled business from the first time he met Sadie in the hospital parking lot and didn’t let up. Did I agree with 75% of the decisions Sadie made? Absolutely NOT, because why? What I can say is this book was beautifully written, and while I wouldn’t have made the choices Sadie made, I get it. She was a product of her environment, and history has a way of repeating itself. I’m just glad she finally saw the right.
Profile Image for Lauren Lane.
417 reviews3 followers
November 8, 2024
spoilers

This writing is so good! The characters are likable! No grammatical errors. Just all around good love story. I love Saint and Supreme so much. They were so good to their women. Rae you write so good! My only issue with this book is that her friend had to die and as much as I love Sadie I have to blame her for some of it. Other than that I loved it a lot!
Profile Image for Zana Reads.
71 reviews
September 15, 2025
Supreme and Sadie🥺

SPOILERS!

I enjoyed this read. It kept my attention throughout and the story flowed well. Sadie was going through it, holding it down on her own 99% of the time. Pre was so patient with her even when it pained him to be. I’m so glad Sadie loved him enough o want to be whole and better for him.

That husband of hers needed to be buried UNDER the jail.
Profile Image for Latoya TrueBeauty Robinson.
39 reviews
July 27, 2026
This book was healing Poetically

I notice the cadence and rhyme schemes in this story more than Saint's. Wondering if the writing is indeed a poet. In any event I loved the DV aspect as a survivor myself, it was necessary and triggering in a way that reminded me of my strength. Thank you. This story was very well put together all the way until the ending.
Profile Image for Ondria  Bacon.
559 reviews4 followers
March 6, 2024
He reigns Supreme

What a real life story. I had so many emotions run through me while reading this. Sadie received some Supreme help. I was amazed at the stages of life this brought out. Great story. Good one to read.

Happy Readng‼️
360 reviews1 follower
April 9, 2024
Good

Where do I begin. Supreme was a good man and motivated Sadie even when he didn’t truly know her. Sadie is like a lot of women who suffer abuse. I’m glad she finally walked away I just hate Leslie got hurt in the process. Supreme knew what he wanted from the beginning.
10 reviews
April 13, 2024
Great book!

I loved how the author wrote this book in such a poetic format but I really hated how weak Sadie appeared after the first domestic incident. After that I just didn't understand her character and she irritated me. Overall a good read.
1,462 reviews13 followers
April 13, 2024
Saint’s Book Was Better

Sadie worked my nerves the whole book. She was stubborn about all the wrong stuff and she never listened. She was the reason for the tragedy. Supreme was a sweetheart however.
Profile Image for WanDa Brown.
524 reviews10 followers
May 16, 2024
Wow! Love at first sight for Supreme! My god! He was the perfect Bae!! Sadie was so broken mentally by her horrible husband! However, Supreme came along and showed her what real love was! It took her a while, but she got thru her issues and love prevailed!! I truly enjoyed this read!
Profile Image for Quinesia Johnson.
483 reviews1 follower
June 10, 2025
underwhelmed. not the worst. not the best. i do realize one of the author’s intents was to convey domestic abuse situations—- much respect. however, if u are looking for clever plotting, this is more traditional Black Romance Literature. i was not put- off but i prefer novels to literature.
11 reviews2 followers
January 6, 2026
SPOILER

I have never cried for a book character like I did for Leslie😭. I hardly ever leave reviews but this was so heartbreaking and I cried through out the rest of the book after her death. Why did she have to die OMG 😭😭😭 I love her so much ❤️
321 reviews2 followers
January 22, 2026
I love a fighting for love story.

Where are the men like Supreme? I want one. When he got in the ring of love & he decided she is it. Hos doggedness is unmatched. I love a man who fight for the love he wants.
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Author 2 books19 followers
March 31, 2024
Amazing

The way that Supreme loves Sadie is beautiful. He never gives up on her despite their issues or her problems. Book bae for sure.
Profile Image for Mia Morgan.
1,144 reviews34 followers
April 12, 2024
Ok

Sadie had to grow on me. I wasn't feeling her. Saint was patient. He has been waiting on a partner that wanted him. Good read.
Profile Image for LaToya Brooks.
3,098 reviews1 follower
May 18, 2024
loved it!

I loved to is story, but I hate that Leslie paid the cost. I wanted more for her. I can’t wait to read Sincere story
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2,439 reviews5 followers
May 20, 2024
🔥🔥🔥🔥

This was a good as read I truly enjoyed it very much! Supreme and Sadie was definitely perfect for one another! Their connection and vibe was definitely something different
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9 reviews
April 11, 2025
YES YES YES!!!!

Beautifully written. I love how the FMC was loved by the MMC and showed up for her everytime...stood 10 toes down for her. I couldn't put this book down.
Profile Image for Jus Kishhh.
177 reviews4 followers
June 19, 2025
Loved it

My goodness this was a beautiful book…really enjoyed reading this… it warmed me..The way Supreme loved her without limits..the most Imperfect love story
1,015 reviews5 followers
April 3, 2024
Beautiful 😍 emotionally love story of finding yourself and opening up to new life I loved it simply amazing he was everything ❤️ to her very supportive and loving
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472 reviews15 followers
June 2, 2026
Straight off the bat, I couldn't stand Sadie's husband. He was a character that you felt no remorse about not liking. He had no redeeming qualities and I found myself anting Sadie to speed up her connection with Supreme. Now, I'm not one for infidelity in real life, but being the all knowing reader in a story with insight to all POVs, CHEAT!!! Cheat on that man and leave him for a better one!!!

I wasn't expecting the ending to happen like it did, and it did make me a little sad. With that being said, I was ultimately satisfied with the conclusion and can't wait to dive into the next sibling's book.
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