It's Wrong for Me to Love You: Renaissance Collection

by Krystal Armstead

Ne’Vaeh Washington attends Howard University, where her burning desire to be with Aaron Whitehaven, her best friend’s boyfriend, prevents her from living her life to the fullest. Unbeknownst to her, Aaron feels the same way.

While Ne’Vaeh’s best friend, Charlene Campbell, is out of town attending a funeral, Aaron confesses that he has been in love with Ne’Vaeh for nearly three years. He has kept it a secret until now because he believed that she was still in love with Jamie Green, her first love, who left her brokenhearted.

Charlene’s relationship with Aaron has always been rocky. Her reputation for sleeping with just about anyone with a pulse preceded her, and now Aaron has stopped paying her any attention. A trip to Miami turns into a reunion with her old friend Jamie Green, a college football player about to go pro. The problem is that no matter what happens between him and Charlene, Jamie hasn’t forgotten about Ne’Vaeh.

400 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 25, 2017

Reviews

[LaTonya Morton]

Should have been free!

This story made NO SENSE! Alicia held all the secrets but never told any! Especially if she was so team Aaron and hated Charlie. All that drama coulda been over. And I was soooooooooo over all the damn crying and explaining of the same stuff over and over and over......😣

[Rise]

Dang first book I've read by this author and she had me rooting for Ne'Vaeh & Aaron there for a moment, but now I can't wait to get the next book. They say karma's a bitch so I have to see what will happen in the next book. Charlene/Charlie was really never a friend, but neither was Ne'Vaeh in a way. Also to have your friends throwing hints and gossiping so much damn why would anyone want friends like them.

[Geneva(GG)]

I read this whole book in a little over a day. It was interesting, but definitely not short on the drama. There was a lot of drama. I hate to say it, but some of the characters (male and female) were "ratchet". Interesting read though... This was my first read by Krystal Armstead.