He Got Me: Antonio

De: Just Bae

Narrado por: Mandy Mays

One lustful mistake could cost a promising basketball player everything he has….

Antonio Morris has it all - money, recognition, and a supermodel-looking wife from Miami. He’s riding high, and nothing can bring him down. But Destiny literally and figuratively has other plans.

The young king had a moment of weakness….

The lead scorer on the women’s basketball team, Destiny, falls for Antonio’s charming ways, and after one night of drunken steamy lovemaking, it was all it took for this innocent virgin to fall pregnant. Now Antonio could lose it all, but only if someone finds out.

Destiny finds it hard to resist memories of that steamy night, knowing how good another one with him could be. But is she ready for motherhood and to be a mistress to a married man?

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Well performed

He got me is a story about a girl getting mixed up with a married man and all the emotions and complications involved. I liked it and it was well written and performed I just wish it had more depth to it.

great taboo read

I received this book for free for a honest review.  I loved the characters and storyline.  it flowed very well and held together.  The narrator did an excellent job of bringing the characters to life.  reccomend

Quick Listen

Destiny has had one night with a married basketball player and now she is pregnant. She knows its wrong but she can't let go of what she knows is wrong. Antonio is playing on Destiny's feelings and getting what he can.
Good Narration

Good Read

Great storyline, wanted more, narrator was great. kept my attention the entire read, Thanks Just Bae

Love Triangle

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. The story is about a woman who goes to bed with a man she has always been in love with. The problem is the he is married. The story just started out like a soap opera where I wished I could go further back in time to see the attraction and the heat between them before they had sex. The story ended up sounding like a good outline but could use a little more work to make the reader feel what the woman is going through. Just my 2c.