Here with You Forever: Evermore Series, Book 2

by BriAnn Danae, Lauryn Nichols (Narrator)

After the devastating loss of her child's father, Leerah struggles to piece her life back together.

Despite her best efforts to keep her distance, she finds herself entangled in a complicated situation. Trying to resist her growing feelings for her baby father's godbrother, Cree, Leerah grows overwhelmingly confused with mixed emotions.

He was against the rules—strictly forbidden.

But sometimes… rules were meant to be ignored. They both knew the risks and the boundaries they were crossing, yet their connection was undeniable. Cree didn't pursue her to save her but to remind her of what she meant to him… of who she'd always been. Maybe, just maybe, Cree was the person Leerah needed all along.

Here with You Forever is book two in the Evermore Series and does not include a cliffhanger.

Audible Audio

Published June 3, 2025

About the author

BriAnn Danae is an urban romance author and native of Kansas City, Missouri. In October 2015, she penned her first novel and since has enhanced her catalog claiming seventy titles to date. She whimsically writes Black love stories with purpose and passion, making you want to go beyond the book and look into her mind as a writer.

As the two-time 2021 Black Girls Who Write award winner for Best Black Book Series and Best Black Urban Romance and KCPCA 2023 Best Author of Kansas City, BriAnn has masterfully crafted her pen. With the talent to navigate between genres, she’s captured the hearts of her readers, making them fall hard in love with her characters. Her writing can be classified as soul-snatching, heart-yearning, chest throbbing, and downright some of the most exhilarating literature one could grace their eyes upon.

There’s a message BriAnn strives to leave with her readers. “I don’t just write to tell a story. I write to paint a picture and give a testimony.”

Reviews

[Vonetta Evans · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not for nothing but Leerah was getting on my nerves a little in this book. Yes, it was sad that her child's father died but when he was living, he wasn't always doing right by her. It's not like she was expected to stay single for the rest of her life and if she had someone who wanted to be there for her and her son and take care of them not only financially but emotionally why not let him do that. Yes he was close to Terrence but he was also her friend first and they shared somewhat of a past. I was so happy when she got out of her "feelings" about the situation and gave into the feelings she was feeling for him. Terrence's family members needed to go somewhere because it shouldn't matter who she moved on with and I was happy that his mother didn't have such a negative take on it. She couldn't be with a better man than Cree and he had some patience with her too. I liked seeing the two of them together once they finally got together. This was a nice friends to lovers romance.