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

Obsessed

I absolutely love the final installment, I can’t get enough of Love Belvin’s writing. Already excited for more adventures.

Complicated Love

Fantastic completion to this winding and sometimes unnecessarily convoluted story of family love, acceptance and grace. I applaud LB for once again showing the truth of spirituality amongst people of color without the stereotypical tropes of corruption, misogyny and hypocrisy. Ashira and Jas are a favorite and the narrators did their thing! Especially loved Juggy;)

The Promise

Love The Promise is a hellava journey to self discovery, forgiveness, awareness, letting go of past hurt/pain, and falling back in love! Most importantly knowing God never forgets His promise! The narrators are fire as usual!

Juggie

Female doing male voice. It makes the male less authentic. Overall everything was great. I already read the books. enjoyed audiobooks just as well.

Beautiful Ending

With all she’d been blessed with, ShiShi was an immature brat. ShiShi was an extremely overly dramatic girl who lacked the ability to take responsibility for her actions. I mean she did and said the nastiest and meanest things to Ojasvi but never apologizes. Jas (Ojasvi) was definitely too good for ShiShi. He knew deep down she was a problem and should have followed his first thought not to get involved with her. Jas (Ojasvi) was determined to be a Godly man but allowed ShiShi access into places in his life she was incapable of properly honoring and protecting. Finally…In the end, Ashira understood her deficiencies and what she was looking for, and that she had it the whole time in Ojasvi💕