Can't Help but Love You

De: Tay Mo'nae

Narrado por: Elena Campbell, Winston James

Aisha owns her own printing company, creating custom shirts, mugs, and other things. She's guarded and has a hard time allowing men to get close to her on a serious level. One heartbreak was enough for her. She eventually learns the only one who can heal that hurt she felt years ago is the same guy who caused it. But is that possible knowing the secret she's holding onto?

Gage is doing the only thing he ever wanted, playing professional basketball. After being injured he finds himself coping with it in unethical ways. A trip back home is meant to help him regroup and refocus to get back into the game, but when he's hit with another blow, he sinks deeper. Now he's stuck battling internal demons and trying to stay above water. Will he be able to bounce back or will he lose it all from life humbling him?

These two deal with forbidden love, secrets, deception, and hitting rock bottom. Is there love enough to overcome it all?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Tay Mo'Nae Presents (P)2023 Tantor

Very Good

I love Tay Mo’nae books! Always good stories and sweet endings! Can’t wait to see what’s next!

Good Stuff

I really liked this book. I think it was a good start line, but it definitely had holes. For example, your families are so close, but you’ve never seen her baby. :-/. Also, the fact that she even had a baby should’ve been a clue. But when you just accept the “holes”, it is a really good listen.

Decent Story. Narration could be better.

The female voice was a bit too Minnie Mouse-ish for me. I don't know if this was purposeful or just this person's voice. The story was decent, some things didn't make sense but overall it held my attention to the end.

The story line, I love when us women can help a man evolve into the full man he should be

Love all of your books I’ve read thus far, please please keep them coming. Thank you

Aisha was horrible!

Aisha would of made me run away! She played games and wanted her way. S he made horrible decisions because of her emotions. I still liked the book.