Trill Luv From A Big N#gga

By: Uniquely Lashay

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Big Bulk loved being a big guy and nothing or no one could take that from him. Big Bulk was a hustler, a gangsta, easy going but calculated enough to never let his enemies get one up on him. Moving to a new state was the worst for him. But he did what he needed to do just to be part of his daughter's life. So he picked up his whole family and moved to where his daughter's mother lived in Columbus Ga.

Ella Eastern is a hood princess because her brother was the hood king, Big Ice. Everyone in the hood and on his block knew he was not to be fuck with or nothing connected to him which included Ella Is baby sister. Oakwood Heights was all she knew and she loved living ghetto fabulous.

Once Ella crosses Big Bulk path he instantly falls in love. Her energy is different then the other females that were always after him. She had her own hood millions since her brother was the hood Kingpin of the heights.

The question is, will his baby mother and the hood hater come between Big Bulk and Ella's love? In this standalone you will have betrayal, enemies crossing the line, and people finding love of a lifetime.

Lingering on

I would like to believe that this book had potential I finished it out because I had to see it through however, the author just didn’t know how to let things go, and if this was the first book I would’ve ran from this author, I would be through the author just repeated some of the same things over and over I never heard someone complain about yesterday so much. It was a lot going on very confusing. I didn’t know where they ended or started

To repetitive

The book was all over the place. And the use of words made me stop listening so many times

Confusing

The book presents a confusing narrative. Despite the author’s assertion that the protagonist recently relocated from Atlanta and the antagonist had moved from Virginia, the text suggests that they have known each other for years and have collaborated on organizing the protagonist’s life. This contradicts the protagonist’s recent employment as a bodyguard, creating a disjointed and illogical storyline. A thorough editing process is necessary to rectify these inconsistencies and enhance the overall coherence of the book.

Could have been better.

This author is too repetitive with wording in all of her books. I got so annoyed with hearing that world had faded or melted away that I almost wanted to stop listening.

Nothing

I could catch the story I don’t like this book and I was trying to start reading authors I don’t know.