All the Smoke

De: T'Lyn

Narrado por: Myles Washington, Lauryn Nichols

Solomon Tate lives by one rule—loyalty over everything—and leads by example.

Solomon takes care of his people. All he expects in return is for everyone on his team to remain solid. Anyone who refuses to show loyalty no longer earns his favor, and family is not exempt.

Kaori Randall embraces one concept: love and be loved. She is raised by parents and grandparents, who are examples of happy, healthy relationships. Kaori has high expectations when it comes to her own happiness, which makes the failure of her own love life a huge disappointment.

Instead of allowing herself to wallow in disappointment, Kaori refocuses her efforts on school and work. She hasn't given up on love but refuses to set herself up for failure. However, an encounter with a man who defies the exception of everything she believes she wants and deserves once again has Kaori hopeful.

Her heart begins to explore the idea that she just might find her one. Unfortunately, the risk feels greater than the reward because she's not positive she'll remain standing through all the chaos and destruction once the smoke clears.

©2024 T’Lyn (KMP Publishing) (P)2025 Podium Audio

Baby this was a time

This is a comfort read. I love this book. Smoke is book bae material, hands down. The narration was fantastic and I highly recommend it. T'lyn is one of my favorite authors!

Smoke

A man will be a man for the right women. The story have enough of everything SPICE - TOXIC LOVE - DRAMA - Love

Noah

Loved this book. I just hate that we never got to see what that interaction with the parents and Noah would have been.

Smoke!!!❤️❤️

Great story, awesome characters and the humor was just what I needed and perfectly timed. Both female and male narrators made the story come to life ⭐️⭐️

Myles Washington

One of the best male narrators, Myles never disappoint. Kaora was too immature and played too many games. This woman never took accountability for any of her actions. So frustrating! I felt bad for, Solomon having to deal with such a childish person.