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    Baby, Be Mine: New York City
    Baby, Be Mine: New York City
    Baby, Be Mine: New York City
    Audiobook7 hours

    Baby, Be Mine: New York City

    Written by Victoria H. Smith

    Narrated by Chandra Skyye and Troy Duran

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    About this audiobook

    Asa

    I never forgot her . . . Noni, the woman just as unique as her name who never failed to light a fire inside me. The last time I saw her I was in a bad place, a dark one that actually sent me to the Big Apple today. I was in the city to lead another one of my late father's corporate divisions yes, but running, escape, had been my true plan of intent. I had lots to get away from, my sins a laundry list, and it had been she, Noni, who got me out of them the last time. She did more than just fill a void. She fixed my messed up soul no matter how brief a time.

    So why had I let her go?

    Noni

    I came upon him in a similar state before . . . desired by women. They flocked to the man like groupies to a tour bus and however naively, I had been one of them over four years ago. A vulnerable place sent me to vacation in Aspen and it had been Asa who found me, made me moan, made me forget and I didn't come away from that vacation unchanged. He gave me the most wonderful little blessing I could ever receive, my son Jalen.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 26, 2019
    ISBN9781515947219
    Baby, Be Mine: New York City

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    • 1/5
      I enjoyed the first, short book enough to try this one. What a joke! There are so many faults in the time line and the males age when 5 years were supposed to have past. I could get past that tardy error, but what I couldn't get past was how utterly pathetic the female character was, falling yet again for a pathetic, rich, FBoy! I had to ditch this at chapter 5 when I realised how angry I was getting as the very sloppy and unrealistic the plot as time went on. I'll never waste my time reading anything else from this author!
    • 2/5
      2 weak, clueless people being weak and clueless. Infuriating. Avoid it.