Juke

DeLuca Brothers, Book 4

By: Tacarra

Narrated by: Dylan Ford, Ja'Air Bush

Juke's a problem in and out the ring—silent, savage, and undefeated.

His rivalry with Boom runs deeper than boxing, rooted in the streets and personal history. So when he offers to help the DeLucas with a situation involving their cousin Sophi, it's just something to keep his hands busy. He's not looking to play hero…just keep an eye out…lie low, and handle business if it comes to that.

But Sophi ain't what he expected. She's soft-spoken but guarded, moving like a woman who's had to survive more than she's ever told. Falling for anyone, especially a man like Juke, was never in her plan. But when her past shows up loud and violent, Juke makes it real clear…she's under his protection now.

What starts as a favor turns into something deeper…darker. As lines blur between protection and possession, Juke and Sophi find themselves fighting for more than survival.

This time, the battle ain't in the ring. It's for love—and Juke never loses.

©2025 Tacarra and Urban Dynasty Publication (P)2026 Podium Audio

I need another one

I was saying that Buc was my favorite but I think Juke stole that spot. These books were perfect. The right amount of drama, love, sex, and laughter. All four were good one tight after the next. I love that hood love and black family dynamic. Ain’t nothing better than reading about a real one that doesn’t play about his.

Juke

I love how the story continues with everybody in it and the ending so you know how the family ended. Overall it was a great read. I loved the book.

Beautiful

A broken woman and overprotective man created a chemistry unlike any other. The blending of the families only made things more peaceful

Love the Narrators😍

Well written and organized book. The narrators did a great job embodying each character’s personality. I definitely recommend this book and I look forward to more of Tacarra’s books.

Meh

This is the only book in the series that I wasn’t a major fan of. I loved all the other stories. It’s unnerving when characters keep secrets from each other when them and the people around them are in danger then refuse protection. The naivety is not my taste. Loved the narrator’s and the wives club the FCs created.