In this coming of age story, Sincere Junior aka Sin J is Brooklyn bredIn this coming of age story, Sincere Junior aka Sin J is Brooklyn bred, but the life his father has started in Houston, Texas has so much allure that at seventeen he makes the difficult decision to relocate, leaving his mother behind. There in Houston he has full access to the finer things in life, which includes the beautiful Jahreiah Braxton., but the life his father has started in Houston, Texas has so much allure that at seventeen he makes the difficult decision to relocate, leaving his mother behind. There in Houston he has full access to the finer things in life, which includes the beautiful Jahreiah Braxton. With their wild chemistry things often get a little crazy, literally knocking a few people off their feet.
I didn’t get very far in the book. Hated the AI visuals in the book. I know AI is prevalent in the book community and it’s on a lot of covers but I’m not overlooking it in the actual book.
I know that this book was just released on June 29Th. But part two should’ve been released last year lol. Nicole Jackson is one of the most talented writers. I never skipped her books and I don’t plan on it. I cannot wait to see what happens cause I knew she was pregnant. Especially when she started crying talking to her mom. 😂 hormonal. Love love love !
I loved it read this book in a couple of hours while putting a file cabinet together lol, I would read and go back to putting the cabinet together, all in all I love Sin j and Riah love story neither played no games with the other and I can’t wait for part two great Nicole as always all your books are in my library love this family and the other families..
I wish the story had more. I understand it was a Novella but I needed more. I had a better understanding with the next book however I would have liked to understand why she had a problem with the trainer daughter. The book left you wondering what was going on later. Plus reading the next book really didn’t give you closure.
The book is very well written as all of her books are. But why was it so short? This isn’t the norm for her at all. I was very shocked and disappointed with the length.