Playing with Fire

By: Shay Davis

Narrated by: Morae Brehon, Dylan Ford

Zahi was young and living life to the fullest. Then, he was thrust into fatherhood and forced to change his outlook on life, love, and happiness.

The self-proclaimed bachelor did not expect to be swept up in emotions he'd never felt. However, caring for his daughter, Zuri, charged a part of his heart that he thought was dead. The spark awakened a need for more out of life.

From the moment he laid eyes on India, he was drawn to her. The pull was so intense, and no matter how many times he told himself to stay away from her, he just couldn't follow his own command. Zahi was bewitched.

India is young, smart, and career-driven. Graduating college at sixteen left India with loads of book knowledge, but when it came to actually living as an adult, she operated behind the curve. When Zahi enters her life, India gets a crash course in learning about her body and the feelings that come along with being swept up by a charismatic and charming man. She hopes she can keep up and not be swept away by emotions she's never experienced.

Zahi and India's connection starts off sweet and romantic, but when the heat between them is dialed up, their romance becomes scorching. Join them on their fun, sexy, and emotional journey.

©2023 Shay Davis (P)2023 Podium Audio

Great story

I enjoyed the story line. It was more like reality than some other stories. The twist and plots are good.

Loved It!

I love Shay Davis! She always comes through with a wonderful love story! The narration was on point with Dylan and Morhae.

Love Connection

What I love about this book is everything. The way Z saw India before he knew who she was. The love from a black man, the comfortability Z(lil Z) assured India. Z wasn’t a typical Muslim man, he stood by his sister when their parents didn’t approve of Zane relationship with a man who is older. Z took accountability and responsibility when he found out he had a child.

Very exciting book and romance. I need a chapter 2.

Loved loved loved it! 😍

The male character made me laugh so much! It was my first time hearing him n he’s now on my fav list! Also loved the female narrator n the family banter was most entertaining!

Not Quite the Critic

Love the female narrator the male narrator not so much. needs to work on his dirty South accent. it kind of took away from the story and I wanted a little more details for the ending. The ending was kind of rushed when they killed off the two characters.