Unlucky You

By: K.C. Mills

Narrated by: Benjamin Charles, J.Y. Kora

When you give your heart to someone, the last thing you expect is to have it ripped out of your chest. One night and one bad decision create a lifetime of regrets when Grand loses the one woman he was willing to risk it all for.

Losing his freedom is nothing in comparison to the devastation he feels knowing that his son will never get to know the woman who loved him more than she loved herself.

Saniyah Montgomery learned at an early age what it means to be loved, but instead of setting the bar high, she chases the thrill of those who aren’t worthy.

Grand Sinclair is just another thrill on the long list of bad decisions. He warns Saniyah to stay away but she’s stubborn and determined. The minute his walls come down, Saniyah realizes that the tortured fighter with eyes that crush your soul is nothing she expects but everything she wants.

©2025 K.C. Mills (P)2025 Dreamscape Media

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I felt all the emotions with this book and loved every minute. Didn’t want to put it down.

Too stubborn people

Endless love of two determined people who had scars, made mistakes saw the good in each other and determined to find love

Heartfelt

This story highlighted our very flawed criminal justice system and though fiction was spot on with the reality so many deal with, K. C. what a tragic but beautiful story... read it in one day.

strong father images in three forms on the side of right, wrong, and up to situation.

Love the authors thought provoking storytelling to make us see each characters point of view.

Loved EVERYTHING about this book!!!

Grand was too hard on himself his son loved him so much and wanted to be just like him. Raiden was the cutest and sweetest lil boy. Grand sometimes got in his way being stubborn. I hate that part of this story rings true in how unjust the system is and how ppl can be bought. Im glad Saniya stood by him a d the found love. I hate I kept skipping this book..this is good another KC hit!!!!

Loved this story!!

Great writing, great narrators, great story overall. This story certainly points out the unfairness of the judicial system. I would highly recommend this book. K C Mills never disappoints!