Q and Sade

By: Jade Jones, Pebbles Starr

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She’s a good girl from Compton trying to escape her past.
He’s a feared gang member who rules the streets.
And falling in love might be the most dangerous mistake they can make.

Sade is not your typical around the way California girl. Coming from a good family, in the rough part of Compton, the senseless murder of her mother at a young age leaves her family in shambles, and Sade forging a way as a woman without the gentle guidance that only a mother can provide. With her razor sharp tongue, and free spirit, Sade is trying hard to blaze her own trail, despite the wishes of her controlling father and bougie ex boyfriend.

Q is the Robin Hood of Tree Top Piru. Under the hardened, heartless exterior that he puts up, is a man longing for the stable love he’s been missing from his baby mama Camari. With enemies lurking around every corner, and treacherous women always trying to claim his heart, a chance encounter on a doomed night sets him on the path to finding the sense of calm that he’s been longing for in his chaotic life. Is Q even capable of loving someone that needs to be loved? Or has his heart been entirely shut off from love because of the ways of the women in his past?

Will shared experiences create unbreakable bonds between Q and Sade? Or will secrets, lies, and jealousy rip them apart before their love affair even begins?

Get into the story of Q and Sade, two star crossed lovers from Compton. Romeo and Juliet ain’t got nothing on this real hood love story!

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Great Read

This was a great read very fast paced but not a dull moment! The characters kept my attention, there was drama but not over the topic gave you realistic vibes on to
Part 2 to see how things unfold when Sade brother finds out his sister is sleeping with the enemy!

The narration

I like the book overall but I really don’t like the virtual voice it makes it book drag and makes me loose focus a bit keep hearing the same voice but overall it’s a good book

Great storyline

Virtual voice sucks tho I would rather hear real people talking and telling the story it gives more to it.

Pass

Story with limited substance and lots of profanity. Very difficult to follow the plot or keep interest in book.