Hear me. This entire book is UNHINGED and so unserious but, yo!!! I could not stop listening to it lol. And now I have to find the first book because that one introduces all the characters. Yes, you can apparently read them out of order but they are interconnected and I need to go back. … Continue reading Never Faking About You by Aubry J | Unhinged, Unserious, Cannot Escape
The Evans Family Series by Miss Jenesequa | I Feel Like I Know These People
While I haven't read what is considered the 5th book (I'm probably going to get the Kindle version), I LOVE this entire series. I literally feel like I know this family because they're so real. Miss Jenesequa did an amazing job bringing each of the siblings and their lives to life. Book 1: I Got … Continue reading The Evans Family Series by Miss Jenesequa | I Feel Like I Know These People
Reel by Kennedy Ryan | I Was Not Ready for Canon Holt
I am trying to put into words how I feel about this book. The prologue flashback alone sets the tone. Canon at age 20, caring for his mother during her illness while discovering his love of film and photography through her. Neevah at age 18, experiencing the betrayal that changed the entire trajectory of her … Continue reading Reel by Kennedy Ryan | I Was Not Ready for Canon Holt
Need You by Me by Endiya Carter | Messy, Dramatic and Beautiful
Yes, THAT Endiya Carter. The one who painted the world the infamous Danger Brothers live in. While this one didn't have me caught up like the Danger Series, I enjoyed it just the same. Jaymi the rebellious daughter of an overbearing pastor. He enlists his deacon's son Marshall to "watch over her" which involves persuading … Continue reading Need You by Me by Endiya Carter | Messy, Dramatic and Beautiful
Only for the Week by Natasha Bishop | Rome Is A Real One
So, I think I've reached the stage where I only want to listen to audiobooks where the male leads are voiced by So I think I've reached the stage where I only want to listen to audiobooks where the male leads are voiced by Emmanuel Ingram and Winston James. They literally have me in a … Continue reading Only for the Week by Natasha Bishop | Rome Is A Real One
Can’t Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan | Maverick Bell Sir Who Are You
Y'all! First of all... Hendrix deserves ALL the things! She's been my favorite character in the series since book 1. She reminds me of myself a lil too much! Hen is truly a girl's girl and is always rooting for everybody. She's the bestie that gets the party started, don't care what comes out of … Continue reading Can’t Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan | Maverick Bell Sir Who Are You
This Could Be Us by Kennedy Ryan | Soledad Girl What Are You DOING
Ok y'all let's talk about it. This Could Be Us is book 2 of the Skyland series and follows Soledad Barnes and her trash ass husband Edward, who we already knew wasn't shit from Before I Let Go. Edward is one of those never takes accountability, everything is everyone else's fault type dudes. He gets … Continue reading This Could Be Us by Kennedy Ryan | Soledad Girl What Are You DOING
An American Marriage by Tayari Jones |
Some love stories arenโt about happily ever after โ theyโre about what happens when life cracks everything open. Celestial and Roy are already off to a rocky start as newlyweds when he is wrongfully convicted and handed a 12-year sentence. What follows is so much more complicated than that. The story unfolds largely through letters … Continue reading An American Marriage by Tayari Jones |
Season One: Delgato Family Series Books 1-3 by Jahquel J | Whewww chile Capone
Let me tell you how Capone had me in a chokehold. Like, seriously, every time he stepped on the scene I heard the Destiny's Child Soldier beat drop in my head. I ain't never been one for the thugged out, mafia type, gutta dude โ but Capone? Sign a sista up! All three books center … Continue reading Season One: Delgato Family Series Books 1-3 by Jahquel J | Whewww chile Capone
I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown | A MUST Read
Ever since I listened to this book last year, I have been recommending it to literally everyone. As a Black woman, I felt every single word. I laughed. I cried. I got angry. Sometimes all three in the same chapter. But through it all, Austin Channing Brown's strength and resilience were genuinely awe inspiring. This … Continue reading I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown | A MUST Read









