Jaiden, the King Who Got Me

The Evans Family, Book 4

By: Miss Jenesequa

Narrated by: Nia Serge, Winston James

A relationship is the last thing she wants right now. For her, business comes first, and mixing business with pleasure is something she vowed never to do.

In his mind, relationships are just not built for men like him. But when fate aligns his paths with hers, all the walls he's had built up around his heart come crashing down.

Things between them were only supposed to be professional. But what happens when they realize that keeping things strictly professional just isn't nearly enough?

Jaiden, The King Who Got Me is the fourth book in The Evans Family series and the third story in The Evans Brothers arc.

©2024 Miss Jenesequa (P)2024 Podium Audio

Sooo Good End Game!!!

I really thought book 1 was my fave but Jaiden took it over. This was such a beautiful story. I love how the with touched on so many topics that aren’t discussed enough in our community. The development of both characters was refreshing and beautifully written. Narration was on point . Serge and James were a wonderful duo . This is a definitely worth a read listen . Bravo 🥰

great work

I was looking forward to this book getting on audio. I love the narration will re-listen to this book.

Beautiful Story & descriptive

The audiobook narrators did a great job, however, the females breathing was distracting. I found myself more focused on her paused breathing between words. the story was great but very predictable. I'm not sure what it was missing but I wished for it to have more drama or suspense. Enjoyed the characters. The entire saga was great!

Good book not for me!

Her first books in this series were fire! This one was so sappy I got a toothache! I liked this series because there was some edge to it… this one not so much. But hey! I get it the author was in her feelings! I’m gonna need mama and god daddy’s story to be more edgy! Thanks ma’am!

I love the love the Evan’s family has for each other

I absolutely hated that Jaiden allowed the words of a woman he didn’t care for have so much weight when she said “he was no one special “ instead of hearing the woman he is in love with when she tried to assure him that he was EVERYTHING to her. But the story was great, I just hate that I could hear EVERY breathe that the female narrator took. It was kind of cringe.