Loving a Girl Like You

De: Sequaia

Narrado por: Lynn Wright

Fame and love combined can be either the greatest combination or the worst. For these star-crossed lovers, which will it be?

Handsome lyricist Lemere Webster is successful in every aspect of his life except for love. His rap career is soaring. His family is taken care of, and he’s well-respected in and out of the hood. Finally, the work he put in has come to fruition. The only thing missing is the Bonnie to his Clyde.

As for Amree Haylin, she has devoted all her time and energy to becoming one of the top journalists in the entertainment industry. Her love life and men are something she has no time for; her past experiences with men were enough. So, the last thing she expected was to fall for the man who has the world at his feet.

Making compromises of the heart, they both vow to try to be what the other needs. For Amree, she finds it easy to make the necessary changes to show Lemere she isn’t like the girls he’s used to. However, Lemere finds it difficult to match her actions, especially with women willing to do any and everything to get next to him.

As bad as he wants Amree, temptation still rears its ugly head. Will Lemere be able to change his ways, or will his wrongdoings deny their relationship the chance to blossom into something beautiful after being so damaged?

©2022 Sequaia (P)2022 Recorded Books

Love it

this was good book. I recommend it to everyone that loves a good love story

It’s good….but

This book is over an eight-hour listen and I feel that it was rushed AND it has an epilogue that still didn’t tie everything together. I think there wasn’t enough character development. It gave enough that I could figure out what happened, but I would have liked the author to let us know for sure. For example, not to give any spoilers, there is an incident that happens to the h but there is no mention of the brother’s reaction to the incident; although the h and the brother are very close. Then, the couple experiences some friction in their relationship, then BAM, everything is cool, I don’t know; it is a good story, I feel like I was served a sandwich with a couple of bites missing.