Fair Trade

Atlanta Demon, Book 1

De: Unique

Narrado por: J.Y. Kora, Winston James

As a professional football player, Jrue should be living a life of luxury when he's not on the field. Yet, he finds himself with the odds stacked against him. If it's not his money hungry and resentful family members trying to dip in his pockets, it's women coming at him from all angles. Tired and frustrated, Jrue finds himself being traded to Atlanta, his hometown, and he can only hope for some peace. Yet, his cup is looking half-empty instead of half-full. Fleeing one problem, only for several more to be waiting for him causes Jrue to experience a mental spiral.

Jream has never been the center of anyone's universe. Not her mother's—who's suffering from early onset Alzheimer's and other mental issues, not the man she can't seem to escape—who think it's his right to treat her like trash, and not the world who refuses to value Black women. A little bit of light between the stormy clouds is all Jream wants, but it feels so out of reach.

Jrue and Jream are two broken, and tortured souls. Entering one another's orbit could be dangerous, causing everyone to be sucked into a black hole, or they may just have the luck of a shooting star on their side.

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Unique (P)2024 Tantor Media

This book was good 😊

I need book 2 asap .. I love everything about this book 📖 it’s worth the coins . True love ❤️ pleasant voices ..

Cute love story

I like the story. Narration can make a story great or just ok. Winston James can bring ANY story to life. However, J Y Kora has such a monotone voice that she is not the right narrator for Jream character.

Loved it!!!!

This is the first book I’ve read by this author and it won’t be my last!!! Loved the relationships developed between all the characters. Great storylines. J Y Kora and Winston James were excellent narrators. Love them both!! Highly recommend this book!

Overall Great Story

I enjoyed the story, kept me interested with no slow or boring parts, which is always a plus. I had difficulty liking the mfc's personality. The whole "I dont want to be seen like a victim" while behaving like a victim was annoying - realistic but still annoying. She did, however, have redeemable qualities and was a good match for the mmc.

Jream got on my nerves so bad

Jrue deserved so much better than what she was dishing. I was praying that he didn’t go behind her. She was so childish even threw temper tantrums and stumped her feet like a child. I love Drue.