f*ck with ya boy

by Nicole Falls

for emory and bree, trust is paramount.

this is the third in a series of novellas. Read f*ck and fall in love and f*ck around and find out before indulging in this addition to the friends and lovers series. (This is not a recommendation but an imperative ☺️)

104 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 2, 2025

About the author

Nicole Falls is a contemporary Black romance writer who has taken entirely too long to complete her first project. She's also a ceramic mug and lapel pin enthusiast who cannot function without her AirPods constantly blaring music. When Nicole isn't writing, she spends her time trolling her friends and family while drinking coffee and/or cocktails or checking off yet another of these great United States visited in her quest to see some land! She currently resides in the suburbs of Chicago.

Reviews

[Annette Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

Emory was down bad behind Bree and I loved that for him. The self-proclaimed bachelor fell hard for the dancer and he was ready to put it ring on it and change her last name to Brooks expeditiously. I love it when the MMC falls first and Emory did not disappoint with his pursuit of Bree. F*ck With Ya Boy was the perfect addition to this series. I wasn’t expecting a book on Emory but, it was a pleasant surprise none the less.

[Sihle 🪻🌸🌷🌼🌝 · Rating 2 out of 5]

I really didn’t need the entire book to be from a man’s POV, men ruin everything. lol, I’m joking (kind of). But I genuinely don’t like how female authors tend to write male perspectives. It’s usually one of two extremes: the man is conveniently perfect, always saying, thinking, and doing the exact right thing to the point where he stops feeling human, or he’s written as shallow and materialistic as a shortcut to masculinity.

Once you’ve read male POVs written by male authors, you start to see how different men actually think and move through the world. I don’t prefer that because it’s better or even good, it just feels more authentic, more human.

Anyway, this was meh. Maybe the adrenaline and excitement just wore off after the first two.

[*Ebony I* · Rating 4 out of 5]

From Player to Partner

This was a good series! I enjoyed Emory retiring his fkboy card. When his sister Ebonee and his best friend Floyd got married in Vegas, who knew Emory would end up connecting with Bree (the dance teacher of Lily, one of Ebonee's daughters). While it wasn't love at first sight, I appreciated the way their love unfolded. It was realistic and just felt right. 

Emory was sweet, supportive, and nasty...great qualities in a man lol. Ebonee was talented, kind, and sensual. Together they were unproblematic and a vibe. I'm wondering if this is the last we will hear of them 🤔

SN: Ebonee was talking all that big ish in her book and folded like a lawn chair 🤣🤣

[The Urban Fiction Librarian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Vegas. Your sister’s wedding weekend. Down by the pool, surrounded by couples, you realize…you’re the only single one. Then you see her. The gorgeous bombshell across the cabana. Turns out she’s your niece’s dance teacher.

Dinner leads to Drai’s. A whispered “what happens in Vegas” turns into a night that neither of you will forget. But by morning, she’s gone.

Only Emory decides that what happened in Vegas isn’t staying there. And he’s determined to show Bree exactly how good it can get.

MISS FALLS did her BIG ONE with this series and I enjoyed each and every book. This one ended exactly as it should have. She built them up and bonded them in such a charming way. This is definitely a ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ series for me

Stamped,
The Urban Fiction Librarian

[Brisace · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay, Nicole Falls really didn’t come to play with Fck With Ya Boy. The story? Sizzling. The chemistry? Baby, it was so hot, I had to wipe my phone screen! Emory came through with that “I’m not here to waste time” energy, and Lawd he was laying it on Bree thick. It was like he had a whole pressure application system ready to go. 🤭*

And what happened in Vegas? Let’s just say, sometimes it definitely needs a repeat… and I’m not talking about the slot machines.

[Raena Ashanti · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read this!!!

This book!! Nicole is one of my favorites. I know it’s because I feel so seen to be a Midwest girlie. This book is sexy, funny, and sweet. The banter between Emory and Bree is top tier. Nicole knows how to write a complete story even when it’s a novella!! Go read this!!!

[Gemini · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice and Easy

When I went back to read the first two books in this series again, I couldn’t guess who might get their own book. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it was Emory. I loved the YOLO vibe that he and Bree had when they first met. Then I was giving Emory the side eye for coming on a little too strong in his pursuit of more from Bree. Thankfully she welcomed his advances and he stopped acting like an overeager puppy. Their courtship was so natural and sweet with zero drama. I loved that! This was such a fun read with plenty of humor thrown in. This whole series was such a vibe.

[Kristal Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emory and Bree

This story was as cute, fun and flirty as the title. Emory was on Bree real bad from the first time he saw her and he wasn’t scared to apply a little pressure to get her or take the initiative to clarify their relationship status when it seemed a little grey. I loved these two together and I appreciate the updates on Eb and Flo. I also liked that this story was told only from Emory’s POV. That was a nice switch from the dual POV or only from the female perspective.

If you’re looking for something cute, sweet and short, this novella will not disappoint.

[Cheonica Jordan · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a great book to end the series. What happened in Vegas did NOT stay in Vegas. What I adored most is that Em wasn’t just dating Bree he was dating her with purpose. Every move he made reflected, “I choose you. I choose us.” I had a big smile reading the painting group date night. My absolute favorite part. The creativity cause talent was not in the room, the laughter, the chemistry sitting loud around the table… it was the kind of moment that reminds you love can be soft, fun and safe all at once.

Listen I loved catching up on characters from the previous books… Ebonée said she was done having kids. Yall remember the conversation he had with her mmmhmmm look pregnant with twins.

This story is the perfect display of love and courtship. Em and Bree's story is just beginning and it's beautiful. Nicole Falls truly gave us a romance rooted in love, support and joy no struggle love in sight. I loved this one. Truly.

[Jaleesa · Rating 4 out of 5]

loved it

This was a quick read and a perfect addition to this series. Emorey and Bree felt right. As ith any Nicole Falls read, there were plenty of laughs. I also love how this was told completely from Em’s POV, especially since my guy was down bad over Bree. Ate this one up!!

[latavia barrow · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this one. Definitely didn’t know what to expect after I read about Emory in the previous book but I must say I loved him. The right woman definitely makes a difference.

[Natasha P · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emory wasn’t playing and I STAN!

[Dasia Jenkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute Read!

Cute story! The writing was very to the point. Not as spicy as the other books (which were light to medium spice). I really liked reading Emory and Bree’s story.

[Kim Knight · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ya boy did that

Power packed and I loved it!! It’s something about when a man applies pressure with no mixed signals. Emory and Bree!!!

[5 Star Delta · Rating 4 out of 5]

So book 1 is my fav; but I loved reading about Em. One thing about Novella’s is that they are to the point.
This was a quick fun read.

[Stephanie L. Reed · Rating 5 out of 5]

More..

I could have had so much more of this story. It was exceptionally put together and the characters were everything. I definitely needed more of them.

[Katie ratherbereadinggg · Rating 4 out of 5]

4+ stars

[Britnnie Kramer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best of the three.

[eryn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Emory and Bree were a vibe because what happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay there.

[Shameka Erby · Rating 5 out of 5]

Emory and Bree

[Vasaunti Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

It’s no fun if the whole crew is not having fun. I loved that we get to catch up with everyone and see how things are going. Now we getting to see a F*ck boy turn in his card and take an interest in Ms. Bree who is just along for the ride at the last minute. I loved how Emory didn’t let what happen in Vegas stay there and was gas no breaks behind getting Bree to see him differently. Everything about this series is so realistic and I love that for everyone.