Rapture

By: King Benjamin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Apollo Harris is a well-off stock investor, part-time dating coach, and full-time savage with the ladies. He is completely content with his life just the way it is until he meets a woman who shakes up everything he thought he knew about the opposite sex. For once, Apollo can’t just have his way with a woman and he sets out on a mission to break her will, but in the process; she might break his.
Lyric Adesina is a kind-hearted soul fresh on the dating scene looking to connect with someone who shares her beliefs and values. Instead, she meets Apollo and quickly realizes that though they are complete opposites they somehow share a strong connection. Needing a break from the monotony of her life, Lyric decides to entertain this unlikely relationship no matter how brief it may be. Apollo and Lyric soon find that beneath their chemistry lies something even more real, but with each new awakening comes a setback. The more she learns about Apollo the more skeptical Lyric becomes. And when Apollo realizes what Lyric truly expects from him, he wonders if he’s losing himself trying to hold onto her. Will Lyric and Apollo conclude that their love could never be or will they risk it all and get caught up in the Rapture?

Loved the story, but didn’t care for the AI Narrator

This was a cute character growth over story between Apollo & Lyric! I won’t lie Apollo & Vella was majority irritating due to their selfishness toward my girl lyric!! 😮‍💨 However, I loved how Lyric stood on business and how it made Apollo ass come to his senses before he loses his unicorn!!

We learn and grow

Loved the podcast discussions. Can a man with the "red pill" mindset meld with a woman who knows her own worth?

black love always win!!

I love the storyline however the virtual voice isn't my favorite. I am looking forward to hearing and reading more books from you

Great Story!

I loved the story. But it is so hard ti manage my way through the virtual voice. I feel like so much emotion and connection to the story is lost with this narration.