This was definitely a page-turner from beginning to end. The drama, emotions, and relationship struggles kept me hooked the entire time. I loved how the characters showed growth while still keeping the story realistic and intense. Every chapter had me wanting to know what would happen next. The author did a great job balancing romance, heartbreak, and unexpected twists. If you enjoy emotional love stories with plenty of drama and strong chemistry between the characters, this book is a must-read. I would definitely recommend it and look forward to reading more from this author.
So where we stand 1and 2 is definitely a good read. A must read I will be reading more books by the author: Yona Pearson I was entertaining from the beginning to the end of the book 🎬 all Carmelo wanted was to have a family someone to care for and to get out of the lifestyle he was living once he met Indeeyah his world started changing, I definitely recommend this book to friends and family definitely give this book a read👏🏾👏🏾
So where we stand 1and 2 is definitely a good read. A must read I will be reading more books by the author: Yona Pearson I was entertaining from the beginning to the end of the book 🎬 all Carmelo wanted was to have a family someone to care for and to get out of the lifestyle he was living once he met Indeeyah his world started changing, I definitely recommend this book to friends and family definitely give this book a read👏🏾👏🏾
This was okay. I only read it to finish out the series.
A lot of grammatical errors along with misinformation. Nah Nah first wanted to be a MUA. Now all of a sudden she wants to do hair and whatever else. Which is fine, but....how would the reader have known that?
Camelo's last name changed to Thompson in Book 2 but wasn't in Book 1.
This book gave exactly what it was supposed to!!! It wasn’t predictable and kept me engaged from start to finish. Melo is exactly who he think he is and Indeeyah definitely understood the assignment ! 10/10
I’m glad melo and indie finally got their stuff together the way he stood up for the kids that’s a man’s man there he didn’t play about his it takes a minute for them both to get out of their own heads and when they do they find where they stand