In Love with a Rude Boy

By: Nika Michelle, Racquel Williams, Buck 50 Productions

Narrated by: Mishi LaChappelle

Nika Michelle and Racquel Williams take listeners to the island paradise of Jamaica to experience major drama with a dash of tropical flavor.

When Yankee gal Kadijah visits the beautiful island of Jamaica with her friends Nicole and Tamia, she does not expect the events that follow. After a nasty breakup with her two-timing ex and her graduation from culinary arts school, all she wants to do is unwind and maybe have a one-night stand. However, when she meets Omari, the sexy rude boy turned DJ, things heat up quickly.

Once Omari locks eyes with Kadijah, his life will never be the same, and he knows it. He is feeling the feisty American beauty, but his wife, the beautiful but fiery Angela, is having no parts of it. She will stop at nothing to make sure that no woman takes her husband away from her - especially not some Yankee.

©2018 Nika Michelle and Racquel Williams (P)2018 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks

Reading Performance...

Great story however from a Jamaican perspective it was very uncomfortable to listen to. As it wasn't even close to authentic Jamaican dialect... Other than that it was ok...

In Love with a Rude Boy

The story line was great , however the narrator's accent was killing me. As a Jamaican I knew how we were supposed to sound and the narrator sounded more like a Trinidadian than a Jamaican. I must say it was funny listening to the narrator though.

Loved it.

I Loved this book also. Great reading great plot. Very suspenseful and very exciting. Can't wait to read my next title.

Great Read!

I liked this book, it was cute. I was happy with the ending but could have read more. Some of the situations left me with questions. It could have been a little longer. Great read though.

It's a good story but the accents tho...sigh.

Please, get Jamaicans to narrate Jamaican parts of your books. From a Jamaican stand point, the accent was really shitty and even with the extra effort, that accent was far from ready. That's nothing like a Jamaican accent and some of us find it insulting when you guys do that. That sounds more Trinidadian but definitely not Jamaican.
The story itself was interesting though and also entertaining. Just please, stop using other Caribbean people to do Jamaican accents. I'm sure there must be one Jamaican that you guys can hire and keep on your payroll to do the Jamaican accents for these books.