The Sweet Spot

A Maple Hills Story

De: Tay Mo'nae

Narrado por: Leon Nixon, Wesleigh Siobhan

While trying to balance her family bakery, losing her mother, and learning a few secrets is a lot for anyone, Amara was walking with the weight of the world on her shoulders. Trying to gain control of her life again seemed impossible, but falling in love with her best friend might be what the doctor ordered.

Knowing what it's like to lose his parents and feel lost, Khalil promises Amara to stay by her side and help her through the pain. What he wasn't expecting was his feelings for her to grow stronger as well as their bond!

They say once one door closes, another opens, and Amara and Khalil are about to find out just how right that is.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Tay Mo'Nae (P)2021 Tantor

Sweet Spot

I enjoyed the story of forgiveness and finding lasting love. I would love more books from this author.

Great story from beginning to end...

I Loved the fact that this was a well rounded story. It had all the elements of a Beautiful Boy meets Girl Love Story

Short but Oh So Sweet

Very inspirational to know there’s love after death of a loved one. We must celebrate the person not morn their passing because memories never die they live on in the living.

Loved it

This author gives great black love stories. And when I tell you the narrator Wesleigh Shioban is a never miss. You are guaranteed to feel whatever her voice delivers.

This Was A Really Cute Story

This was a cute story....I actually love the dynamic between Khalil & Amara being best friends that slowly fall in love with one another....I appreciated the way he anticipated all of her needs. I also completely understood her not wanting to ruin their friendship with the romantic relationship didn't work. But, I felt that they simply needed to talk to one another....it funny to me how people on the outside of a situation have a much better view than those that are involved. I love how Kacy & Amara sisterhood played an integral part of each others lives. It was beautiful to see how both Kacy & Khalil recognized Amara slipping into a depression and they did what the could to aide her. I really enjoyed the emotional journey we went on as reader/listeners...I wished we could have experienced more of the budding relationship between Amara & Marvin (Her Father)....I love how the relationship between all of the friends (both men & women) and how they got together to hang out socially.....this story really makes me excited to see what's coming next in the Maple Hill Story. OK...So Y'all know I loved Wesleigh's narration/acting ability, BUT, Leon Nixon not so much...I understood that we were suppose to go on an emotional ride, but all of his narration just sounded sad to me...even the parts they were suppose to be happy. **For Me Wesleigh To The Rescue**

Cute Story!

This was a cute story by new to me author, Tay Mo'nae. I've always been a sucker for a friends to lovers trope and this was good. Now, Amari did annoy me a bit when she kept pushing Khalil away and being so naive. Like, how are you still questioning his feelings after he ate your "cupcake"? Like, really? I'm just glad Kacie (her bff) talked some sense into her! After she realized her true feelings and gave Khalil a chance, the story just flowed. I can't wait for the next stories from Maple Hill...Kacie needs her story and HEA! Narration was great too! Leon Nixon did his thing as Khalil, but Wesleigh Siobhan killed it! I think I'm in love with her male voice!

❤❤❤

This story was probably 1 of my favorite friends to lovers romances to date! I loved that Khalil refused to allow Amara to go off the deep end while she was grieving and she in turn returned the favor. I'm loving Maple Hills!

Sweet

The narrators were really good and did a great job making these characters come to life. This “friends to lovers” book makes one wish they had a best male/female friend from elementary school. It was a good listen.

The narrators

I love the narrators. Their voices pull you in and makes it easy to follow the story

Cute story...

Quick little storyline. Ending seemed a little rushed but it is a shorter books so maybe that's why. Narration was good. No complaints.