Trap N*ggas Know What I Want

Can't Leave 'Em Alone

De: Nicole Dior

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Twenty-six-year-old Arabia Mercer is a successful businesswoman from Charlotte, North Carolina, with a group of amazing best friends: Exotic, Pasha, Choci, and Chyna, who all ride for Arabia like only true best friends would do. Their main goal and mission, aside from being true female hustlers and bosses, is to protect Arabia from the lies and schemes of her boyfriend, Savario. Arabia thinks her relationship with Savario is perfect, but the people closest to them know that Savario is far from being the ideal man for Arabia. Arabia is so blinded by Savario’s so-called love that she can’t see any of his wrongdoings even when the evidence is right in front of her face. When Arabia crosses paths with Charlotte’s biggest trapper, she may just open her eyes to a whole new world and love that she never knew before. Ashad ‘Action’ Mills lives life fast and wild with no regards to love or women’s feelings. After the death of his father at the age of sixteen, Action turned to the streets and quickly made a name for himself. Now, twenty-eight and with his best friends: Spyda, Zane, Blue, Ross, and Zurich at his side, Action has the streets of Charlotte on lock and rules with an iron fist. His main goal is to make his money, take care of his family, and remain the self-proclaimed heart breaker that he is. When Action crosses paths with the feisty, independent Arabia, his feelings just might shift gears. Khanyisile ‘Choci’ Augustè is the epitome of young, black, successful, and independent. She’s worked hard for everything she has and refuses to let anyone get in the way of her success. That includes sexy bad boy and business owner, Keegan ‘Blue’ Wallace. Blue enlists Providence Park’s top party and event planning company to plan a party for his sister. Blue assumes they’ll be planning out the logistics of the party with an uppity older woman, but is surprised to be meeting with a beautiful, yet feisty young woman, and the game is quickly changed. Life for Kyshir ‘Spyda’ Joseph is taking a heartbreaking turn when he receives news that the love of his life and mother of his son is losing her battle with cancer and only has a few weeks left to live. Chanel doesn’t want Spyda to miss out on love and life once she’s gone, but falling in love again is the last thing on his mind. That is until he crosses paths with his old crush and oncologist nurse, Pasha Mercer, who becomes his shoulder to lean on. Find out what happens when opposites attract, and different worlds collide to bring these couples together.

Really good

I love the story however there are a lot of moving parts and a lot of characters. Definitely a good read though.

A LOT

This book has a lot of characters, but they all are interesting in their own way. I am excited to see what part 2 has to say.

UN-NUMBERED SERIES! 6

Why a series with all three books having the EXACT same title but no numbers?

Correct titles so readers know in what order to read the books.

Great book!

Arabia irks my nerves being stuck on stupid for a guy when true love is right in front of her! I'm headed to listen to book 2 now and I hope it's as good as the first one. Hopefully she will open her eyes and actually see Action as the guy for her..

All the extra explaining and saying the same thing over and over

I really enjoyed the story but man how much explaining do you need to do and the the just saying the same things over and I had to fast forward a few times when the boyfriend was introduced but I’m still listening lol

Great story lines

The only issue is the way the automation interprets some of the words, and the way it Transitions between books.

Nuances

I enjoyed seeing the different relationships and how they had developed and they were relatable in some way or another.

There are times, for me, where it was a bit confusing on was speaking or who's chapter it was even with the name being announced beforehand.

Last, certainly NOT least, I hate the virtual voice...it give colonized. nicca, shawty, gon', read/read, tired, tears/tare, etc. It sounds like it wasn't mixed by....it can be distracting, sometimes it's so cringe or Im laughing so hard on something serious that it distracts from the story. Hire a black reader, any gender...heck, I'll do it.

She is a BOSS and a DUMMY

hated that the Arabia chick kept calling herself a boss when a boss wouldn't put up with no man like that esp when she had so much proof. Another thing, I don't like how these books always have everyone in the groups hooking up. All virtual voice books must have to include a Ne-Yo and August Alsina reference to be published smh

Good Storyline

I liked it this story … Arabia worked my nerves though. It was worth the read.