The Love She Wants

A Love After Divorce, Ex-Husband's Best Friend, Single Dad, Steamy Urban Romance

Nya Adams had it all until she didn’t. On one of the worst days of her life, DeVaughn Harper, a brawny mechanic from a different side of town, comes to her roadside rescue. Instantly, Nya finds herself drawn to Vaughn’s simple existence, and the headstrong niece he parents alone, Tiana.

But does she really know the man who’s helping her find love and passion again? Every minute spent with her is a betrayal that comes with consequences her tech millionaire ex, Carter Adams, wants Vaughn to feel. Their shared secret is one of two tragedies Vaughn is determined to keep buried when Carter's mayoral bid and Nya’s cop brother become threats to his freedom.

Will Nya and DeVaughn survive their tangled pasts and looming secrets to claim the love they both want more than anything? To find out, dive into this captivating story of self-discovery, releasing the past, and finding an unconventional HEA amid a messy divorce.

This is a contemporary, steamy African-American urban romance with mature language.

held attention throughout

despite the virtual voice, I enjoyed the characters and storyline. I would listen again if an actual narrator picked up the project.

The Plot

I loved the plot, however I felt that wayyy too much time and details went into the overall book without providing as much detail at the end, like the author got tired and it left me feeling as if I wasted my time a little

The virtual voice horrible

Dislike the virtual voice the slang pronunciation was all over the board ,female voice narration for men speaking part and vs .. as well as robotic

Annoyed

The AI generated voice along with the stupidity, ignorance and “privilege” of the main female character (a dentist) truly got on my nerves as the storyline progressed. The idea that she didn’t understand the seriousness of the drug cartels and the thought she could get justice for her husband cheating on her with the kingpin’s daughter is laughable. The continuous need to understand her ex-husband and not getting he was pure evil, yet still be concerned if he’s in over his head with the cartel is yet again annoying.

Big v is everything

This was great but I wanted karma to get her husband. He was the devil.