Only a Bad Boy Can Love Her

Bad Boys Do It Better, Book 1

By: Porscha Sterling

Narrated by: Georgie Kimble

Balance.

Balance was my everything.

Growing up as a classically trained ballerina with dreams of being a professional dancer, balance was my life. Everything about me depended on it; my diet, my temper, my sleep and waking schedule. I even dedicated myself to rigorous yoga and martial arts training to learn how to maintain focus by balancing my breath.

Balance was literally my everything.

Living like this came with several rules and I was the kind of person who didn’t mind following them. Rules were made to protect me; they kept me safe. And I never had issues following them but, to be totally honest, I never once had a reason not to.

At least, not until I met him.

My name is January Luckeisha Murray, daughter of the honorable Janelle Murray and Luke "Outlaw" Murray, the infamous leader of the Black Bag Mafia, an underground crime society. Most know me as the apple of his eye, a cherished mafia princess who always followed her father’s rules about staying out of the public’s eye. But now daddy’s little girl is all grown up and I’m ready to share my story.

This is a story about the time when I decided to break all the rules … The time I fell in love.

©2021 Porscha Sterling (P)2021 Recorded Books

Great Story

I thought this was a good book. It was nice hearing about Janell and Outlaw again and how their baby girl turned out. January definitely moved to her own beat and that is a good thing. Her story was interested.

Good story line

This main characters think too much, the book doesn’t have enough action. I felt like the author was just rambling

Good story

I loved it waiting on book 2 maybe January will get the truth about everything.

Good Story

I had to skip a lot because the story was long and drawn out at times, overall it was a good book.

Good book to listen to

I loved the book.
Definitely kept me entertained while working. I can't wait to listen to book 2. I love both January and Brooke their characters are very realistic.