Shane is a stressful MMC. 

Femi. YDBC book1. I am in love with this book. We get a glimpse of what it’s like to be swept off your feet by Nigeria’s biggest super star. Enesi is an up and coming artist who live streams her music in hopes of gaining the attention of really anyone to help her career. Unbeknownst to her, EffBanks or Femi {Oluwanifemi} hears her and is captivated. Signing her to his record label. But that’s not all Enesi receives from this contract. In this book we have an arranged marriage and all the drama that comes with male main character’s personal life and the music industry. He’s really into her w have Touch her you 💀. Twists and turns that will snatch even the strongest edges. This story has it all, it’s a slow burn, but the plot is captivating. I had a hard time putting it down. There is a mystery aspect to the story. And our FMC is at the helm. If you like Nollywood, AfroBeats; 

if Tems, Wizkid or Burna Boy are on any of your playlists, this book is for you. Do you enjoy morally gray MMC’s the one’s that will burn down a city to make FMC smile? You’ll love Femi. Have you heard of Yoruba Demon? 🫦 Femi will talk you into anything. 🔥 FMC is someone who I found relatable, and smart. She doesn’t fall for him instantly, and a bit reserved, but in the best way. Will Femi leave behind his Yoruba demon ways to be with Enesi?

I love this book so much! Train robber and first female Mayor link up in this steamy historical romance. 

MMC Ryder Danger pays extra special attention to how much of a Black beauty FMC Leah truly is. He pays close attention to her type 4 hair. And one line spells that appreciation out. Aside from that. This book has all the tropes we love; arranged marriage, twice, a subtle love triangle, touch her and you 💀 and so much more! I enjoyed the physical book experience this time around. I enjoy this book. There is so much action from page one to the epilogue. 

Six star read! This book is so cute! Follows FMC Belle who is a fugitive slave. She gets rescued by Daniel Best. He and his family are conductors of the Underground Railroad. In this book explores the notion that the slave girl can have a happily ever after.