The Promise

Prism, Book 3

De: Love Belvin

Narrado por: Winston James, Alyx Monroe

Ojasvi "Sin" Sinclair.

Fast-forwarding three years after it was finally revealed, what's in a name?

Ashira now knows the man she once thought of as a felon laborer is far more than the task she'd bargained for. Yes, he's a convicted felon who works in home-building. He's also convicted in his spiritual walk, a savvy entrepreneur, laboriously supportive, a tad insane, and has possibly run out of patience for her. He's also the father of her three-year-old child.

Find out how Jas and Ashira navigate through pain, resentment, acceptance, and co-parenting while remaining solid for their child and being true to themselves.

Is there room for them to say more? Or should they simply say less?

The Promise is book three of Prism and completes the series. This book contains angst, violence, profanity, sexually explicit content, and potentially gory material. Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Love Belvin (P)2023 Podium Audio

Great Series!

This was such a great series that elicited strong varied opinions about the characters! LB fans went hard on debating this series when we read the books. So now, listening to the series, I'm hearing and feeling things differently, but in a good way! This series definitely animated everything for me and I guess that is what audiobooks should do! Alyx Monroe did a great job as Shi-Shi who was wonderfully annoying and Winston James nailed Jas' complex character.
And finally, Love Belvin is my favorite author...So I will Say Less about her amazing pen game! This series gets a Chef's Kiss!

I was hooked

I couldn’t stop listening. Had to make myself put my ear piece away in church!!
Sigh.,. While I think this last book was drawn out at the beginning and had a rushed wrap up at the end, I loved getting to know these 2 characters and the relationships that orbit them and shape them.
Some critiques
*spoilers*I didn’t understand why 2 people seeing a therapist wouldn’t consider couples therapy. I didn’t know why She She’s fear abandonment was also worked through during therapy along with Jazz’s anger and controlling nature. How is it that it took She she’s mother to point out that she’s also running from her family.
I liked Jazz’s focus, patience and love for She She. I didn’t like the violence on her behalf or attempts to control her love life. Otherwise, an incredible partner and co-parent!
I loved the depth of She’s She’s love for Jazz although she was self-centered, whiny, and spoiled like a stereotypical born rich woman . But I loved her intelligence, emotional openness, playfulness , sexuality and the community she had around her. I especially loved their spirited daughter Chee Chee.

She she could have worked through her issues with marriage a long time ago versus Jazz being made to feel that’s it’s no forever. Hell, she couldn’t dance forever!
All that said,

This satisfied my love for hearing stories about very flawed characters finding love in each other. So I
still thoroughly enjoyed the journey!!! It was fire 🔥

((Bravo to the narrators that brought this book to life ❤️))

I loved the series!

For me I love the longer audio books. I just wanted Jazz & SheeShee together!! She was working my nerves a couple of chapters!! LOL! For some strange reason I thought Jazz was going to make a play for Peach. Glad it didn't happen!!

Say more!! Say more!!

With these two, it was definitely a journey. outstanding narrative delivery; I genuinely appreciated the character development and dynamics.

Biblical points, hit home for me.

I love how she keeps God in the midst. Yes, it is a Urban Romance with issues that some may face but it also points you back to God. I love it.