Potential Love
Women often fall in love with potential, but this book clearly shows that some men do as well.
Anika aka Coco is a proud heaux, she had been a stripper for years and is used to doing whatever she needs to for money. She is very much free with her body for the right price, although she doesn't feel she is a prostitute...okay girl whatever you say lol. She had never been in any real relationships so she didn't see any issue with it until she met Draco. I didn't really like him for her, he was hella attracted to her and gave into her sexually, but wanted her to change who she was. Sir if you don't want a heaux for a housewife, then don't be with a heaux. He wanted her to know her worth, but she was clear on it and she charged accordingly. Draco was fighting his attraction to her and rightfully so because Anika had a hard time turning down dollars for sexual favors. I didn't like how he talked down to her though, it was giving insecure and again felt like he needed to find someone more his speed. More wholesome lol.
Kimari took a different approach instead of approaching Hayden aka Roxy with all that sexual energy like his boy Draco, he decided to shut that down and took her out. He dated her, took interest in her, and treated her like the woman he expected her to be. Even though he too didn't really like that she showed off her body to other men, he still showed her respect. He was sweet to both her and her son. Hayden was a different breed though, she was not with the extra ish that happened in the strip club. She danced and she went home. Either way both of them deserved to be with people that respected who they were in the present.
I liked the two different dynamics that each relationship gave and it showed that sometimes its how the man approaches a situation that can make all the difference. There were some plot twists that I am wondering if they will unfold in the next book. Can't wait to read it.
SN: I enjoyed this story, but you can tell it was not edited properly. For this author to have so many books, I expected better quality. The errors were so basic and distracted from the story. If someone would just read it aloud, some of these errors could have been easily found.