Roman has built a good life in Raleigh, but his roots will always lead back home to the 252.
Successful, surrounded by lifelong friends, and comfortable with the life he's created, the one thing Roman hasn't found is the woman he wants to build a future with.
Then a friendship with Sheena begins to feel like it could become something more.
She's beautiful, successful, already part of his world, and the kind of woman Roman could see himself settling down with. With their friends encouraging the possibility, exploring what's been sitting between them seems like the natural next step.
But love has a way of getting complicated.
As friendships are tested, feelings change, and lines become harder to define, Roman finds himself facing decisions that could affect more than just his own heart.
From nights out in Raleigh to trail rides, cookouts, and family ties in eastern North Carolina, Exit 252 is a contemporary Black romance about friendship, loyalty, unexpected love, and the complicated road to finding where you belong.
I really enjoyed reading this book! This book had a lot of relatable themes and forced me to reflect on my own past relational experiences. Without giving too much away, I was surprised by the way that it ended and found myself rooting for certain characters. It’s a “feel good” book that emphasizes family, friendship, and love. Overall a good read and I enjoyed this more than the first book in the series. Looking forward to the next one!