Part two of this emotional roller coaster picks up exactly where part one left off. Tremaine is facing the kind of charges that are the fear of every black man in America. At only seventeen years old, he has a bright future ahead of him with so many scholarship offers that he's lost count. After losing their baby brother to suicide, the Williams brothers now face losing another brother to the system. Hopefully, the truth will be revealed, and Tremaine will be free to pursue his dream of playing college ball and one day playing in the NFL. It would be a shame if a scorned woman's lies had the power to ruin this young boy's life. Taliban has been through so much hurt in his life. Raised on survival, he's used to doing everything on his own. Now that he has Sage in his life, can he put his pride aside for once and allow someone to help him? We have grown accustomed to the man uplifting the woman and have somehow disregarded the fact that the roles can be reversed, and a woman can boss up her man too. Lastly, there's Teddy. A man with a deep, dark past that causes him to have anxiety and take medication to fight off his depression. His life experiences make it difficult for him to commit to Celine and be the man she deserves. The two of them could be perfect for each other, but with perfection comes hard work. Celine is willing to put in the effort, but is Teddy willing to do the same?
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Format
Kindle, 192 pages
PublishedMarch 29, 2021
Part two of this emotional roller coaster picks up exactly where part one left off. Tremaine is facing the kind of charges that are the fear of every black man in America. At only seventeen years old, he has a bright future ahead of him with so many scholarship offers that he's lost count. After losing their baby brother to suicide, the Williams brothers now face losing another brother to the system. Hopefully, the truth will be revealed, and Tremaine will be free to pursue his dream of playing college ball and one day playing in the NFL. It would be a shame if a scorned woman's lies had the power to ruin this young boy's life. Taliban has been through so much hurt in his life. Raised on survival, he's used to doing everything on his own. Now that he has Sage in his life, can he put his pride aside for once and allow someone to help him? We have grown accustomed to the man uplifting the woman and have somehow disregarded the fact that the roles can be reversed, and a woman can boss up her man too. Lastly, there's Teddy. A man with a deep, dark past that causes him to have anxiety and take medication to fight off his depression. His life experiences make it difficult for him to commit to Celine and be the man she deserves. The two of them could be perfect for each other, but with perfection comes hard work. Celine is willing to put in the effort, but is Teddy willing to do the same?