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Black American Denim
Boone Luke has everything he ever dreamed of. Money, fame, and a voice that made him one of the biggest names in country blues. But after thirty days away from the spotlight, the twenty-five-year-old superstar returns searching for something success never gave him. Peace.
Belle has never been one to deny herself anything she wants. Beautiful, spoiled, and unapologetically ambitious, the twenty-two-year-old rapper has her sights set on stardom. And she’s never been afraid to push a few boundaries to get there.
Neither planned on each other.
What starts as a little harmless fun becomes a dangerous attachment neither can shake. Boone gives Belle a taste of the life she’s chasing, while she gives him the freedom to be a man the world doesn’t know. Somewhere between his slow Southern drawl and her reckless mouth, the lines blur, feelings grow, and walking away becomes harder than staying.
Because some things feel too good to be right. And some people are worth being wrong for.
Belle has never been one to deny herself anything she wants. Beautiful, spoiled, and unapologetically ambitious, the twenty-two-year-old rapper has her sights set on stardom. And she’s never been afraid to push a few boundaries to get there.
Neither planned on each other.
What starts as a little harmless fun becomes a dangerous attachment neither can shake. Boone gives Belle a taste of the life she’s chasing, while she gives him the freedom to be a man the world doesn’t know. Somewhere between his slow Southern drawl and her reckless mouth, the lines blur, feelings grow, and walking away becomes harder than staying.
Because some things feel too good to be right. And some people are worth being wrong for.
1069 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 4, 2026
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November 7, 2026
Can I Take My Time ?
Belle has a dream of becoming a rapper and Boone can make it happen. The chemistry on the page is palpable from their very first interaction. Belle exudes an energy that Boone can't seem to shake, but he has a ten year relationship back home.
This story felt complete. I loved how Evelyn wrote these characters; they were flawed, young, and in love, lol. Even though AD and Boone never officially ended things, this didn't feel like a cheating plot TO ME. They simply didn't know how to cut the cord after ten years. AD was full of contradictions, but I understood her… to an extent. Even with her few moments, we got a clear sense of who she was. But they DRAGGED IT. AD should have ended when he left and didnt come back. I also loved how AD and Boone’s relationship showed that time doesn’t always mean forever. Sometimes, people are only meant to be in your story for a few chapters.
Boone was so layered and complex, dealing with things no one knew about while attempting to navigate it all as best he could. Belle was a STAR. Young, spoiled, selfish, and entitled, but she exuded a confidence that simply worked. At times, she approached their situation (an affair, depending how you looking at it ) with a maturity that was refreshing to read. Then you would see OH this is a twenty two year old.
I will say that something she did near the end of the book seemed out of character perhaps her age was showing. This was a messy rags-to-riches story, and we needed every page to tell it.
A new layer to Evelyn's writing emerges when Boone's problem comes to light near the end, changing how you see the story. It made me rethink his moments with Belle and wonder what they meant in light of the reveal. The characters development was thoughtful, we got to know each of them, their families, and what they represented. I really enjoyed that aspect.
Belle has a dream of becoming a rapper and Boone can make it happen. The chemistry on the page is palpable from their very first interaction. Belle exudes an energy that Boone can't seem to shake, but he has a ten year relationship back home.
This story felt complete. I loved how Evelyn wrote these characters; they were flawed, young, and in love, lol. Even though AD and Boone never officially ended things, this didn't feel like a cheating plot TO ME. They simply didn't know how to cut the cord after ten years. AD was full of contradictions, but I understood her… to an extent. Even with her few moments, we got a clear sense of who she was. But they DRAGGED IT. AD should have ended when he left and didnt come back. I also loved how AD and Boone’s relationship showed that time doesn’t always mean forever. Sometimes, people are only meant to be in your story for a few chapters.
Boone was so layered and complex, dealing with things no one knew about while attempting to navigate it all as best he could. Belle was a STAR. Young, spoiled, selfish, and entitled, but she exuded a confidence that simply worked. At times, she approached their situation (an affair, depending how you looking at it ) with a maturity that was refreshing to read. Then you would see OH this is a twenty two year old.
I will say that something she did near the end of the book seemed out of character perhaps her age was showing. This was a messy rags-to-riches story, and we needed every page to tell it.
A new layer to Evelyn's writing emerges when Boone's problem comes to light near the end, changing how you see the story. It made me rethink his moments with Belle and wonder what they meant in light of the reveal. The characters development was thoughtful, we got to know each of them, their families, and what they represented. I really enjoyed that aspect.
November 6, 2026
⭐ 3/5 Stars
This was a solid three-star read for me. If you enjoyed the “Tangled Hearts” novel and the overall energy of that story, I think you'll really enjoy this one. Unfortunately, that particular storytelling style wasn't my favorite, and I found myself having some of the same reservations here. I’ll start with what I enjoyed because there were definitely aspects of this book that I appreciated!
First, I thought the mental health representation was handled thoughtfully and realistically. As someone with family members who have BPD, I appreciated the nuance in how those experiences were portrayed. I also really enjoyed the sweetness, chemistry, and dynamic between our FMC and MMC. They had some genuinely enthralling moments together, and Belle, in particular, was such a star. I loved her youthful, spirited personality and found myself extending her quite a bit of grace because of her age. Toni and Ny were also highlights for me! And can we talk about how the other men in this story were actually established, accomplished, and appealing in their own right? I loved that! Sometimes, secondary male characters are introduced as potential romantic options without being particularly compelling, so I appreciated that these men had something ALOT for themselves.
I also want to acknowledge that Evelyn is an incredibly talented writer. Even when her storytelling choices don't completely resonate with me, I can appreciate her ability to create engaging characters and emotionally charged situations.
Now, onto the things that didn't quite work for me.
My biggest issue was the length. At 1,068 pages, I expected a more tightly developed narrative, and unfortunately, I felt that several storylines became repetitive without necessarily adding enough depth to justify their inclusion.
The Boone and AD situation was particularly exhausting for me. I struggled to understand what sustained their relationship for ten years beyond familiarity, convenience, and circumstance. While the narrative repeatedly emphasized their history and connection, I didn't feel that the emotional foundation of their relationship was convincingly demonstrated.
I also struggled with AD's characterization, particularly regarding accountability. To be clear, Boone's infidelity was his responsibility, and she was absolutely entitled to feel hurt by his actions. However, I also believe there's a distinction between being wronged by someone and acknowledging the choices we continue to make within that situation.
AD chose to remain in the relationship while also engaging in an affair of her own and developing feelings for another man. I wanted the narrative to explore that contradiction more critically. At what point does someone acknowledge that, while they may have been a victim of another person's actions, they also have agency and responsibility for their own? And when does the behavior we condemn in others begin to resemble our own? Another disappointment was AD's abandoned dreams. We were repeatedly reminded of the aspirations she set aside during her relationship with Boone, so I anticipated that her character arc would eventually involve reclaiming some of those ambitions. Instead, her resolution seemed largely centered on another romantic relationship with a wealthy man. There's nothing inherently wrong with that outcome, but I would have loved to see her pursue something that belonged entirely to her, especially after so much emphasis was placed on what she had sacrificed.
I also have to mention the physical aggression toward Boone. While I adored Belle in many ways and understood that she was still young and learning to navigate her emotions, the hitting and slapping were difficult for me to overlook. Both Belle and AD were physically aggressive toward Boone at different points, and I didn't feel those moments were addressed with the seriousness they deserved. Physical aggression in relationships is something I personally struggle to move past, regardless of who is responsible. More broadly, I noticed quite a bit of contradictory behavior throughout the story. Characters were often critical of actions they themselves demonstrated, yet Boone seemed to be the person most consistently expected to acknowledge his shortcomings and apologize. I would have appreciated a more balanced approach to accountability across the cast.
Ultimately, I think my biggest disappointment was that I felt more stressed than romanced.😂
Three stars for the characters, the writing, and the moments that worked for me, even if the story as a whole wasn't quite my cup of tea.
This was a solid three-star read for me. If you enjoyed the “Tangled Hearts” novel and the overall energy of that story, I think you'll really enjoy this one. Unfortunately, that particular storytelling style wasn't my favorite, and I found myself having some of the same reservations here. I’ll start with what I enjoyed because there were definitely aspects of this book that I appreciated!
First, I thought the mental health representation was handled thoughtfully and realistically. As someone with family members who have BPD, I appreciated the nuance in how those experiences were portrayed. I also really enjoyed the sweetness, chemistry, and dynamic between our FMC and MMC. They had some genuinely enthralling moments together, and Belle, in particular, was such a star. I loved her youthful, spirited personality and found myself extending her quite a bit of grace because of her age. Toni and Ny were also highlights for me! And can we talk about how the other men in this story were actually established, accomplished, and appealing in their own right? I loved that! Sometimes, secondary male characters are introduced as potential romantic options without being particularly compelling, so I appreciated that these men had something ALOT for themselves.
I also want to acknowledge that Evelyn is an incredibly talented writer. Even when her storytelling choices don't completely resonate with me, I can appreciate her ability to create engaging characters and emotionally charged situations.
Now, onto the things that didn't quite work for me.
My biggest issue was the length. At 1,068 pages, I expected a more tightly developed narrative, and unfortunately, I felt that several storylines became repetitive without necessarily adding enough depth to justify their inclusion.
The Boone and AD situation was particularly exhausting for me. I struggled to understand what sustained their relationship for ten years beyond familiarity, convenience, and circumstance. While the narrative repeatedly emphasized their history and connection, I didn't feel that the emotional foundation of their relationship was convincingly demonstrated.
I also struggled with AD's characterization, particularly regarding accountability. To be clear, Boone's infidelity was his responsibility, and she was absolutely entitled to feel hurt by his actions. However, I also believe there's a distinction between being wronged by someone and acknowledging the choices we continue to make within that situation.
AD chose to remain in the relationship while also engaging in an affair of her own and developing feelings for another man. I wanted the narrative to explore that contradiction more critically. At what point does someone acknowledge that, while they may have been a victim of another person's actions, they also have agency and responsibility for their own? And when does the behavior we condemn in others begin to resemble our own? Another disappointment was AD's abandoned dreams. We were repeatedly reminded of the aspirations she set aside during her relationship with Boone, so I anticipated that her character arc would eventually involve reclaiming some of those ambitions. Instead, her resolution seemed largely centered on another romantic relationship with a wealthy man. There's nothing inherently wrong with that outcome, but I would have loved to see her pursue something that belonged entirely to her, especially after so much emphasis was placed on what she had sacrificed.
I also have to mention the physical aggression toward Boone. While I adored Belle in many ways and understood that she was still young and learning to navigate her emotions, the hitting and slapping were difficult for me to overlook. Both Belle and AD were physically aggressive toward Boone at different points, and I didn't feel those moments were addressed with the seriousness they deserved. Physical aggression in relationships is something I personally struggle to move past, regardless of who is responsible. More broadly, I noticed quite a bit of contradictory behavior throughout the story. Characters were often critical of actions they themselves demonstrated, yet Boone seemed to be the person most consistently expected to acknowledge his shortcomings and apologize. I would have appreciated a more balanced approach to accountability across the cast.
Ultimately, I think my biggest disappointment was that I felt more stressed than romanced.😂
Three stars for the characters, the writing, and the moments that worked for me, even if the story as a whole wasn't quite my cup of tea.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 7, 2026
🤭Gagged!
Black American Denim - what can I say, Evelyn did her thing as usual. The characters had me staying up late and waking up early to read. Now I have a case of the book hangover because I miss the crew already!
There were many things I loved about this book, most importantly was the way it made me feel. I went from swooning, to gagged, then anxious and emotional, and then finally relieved. The storyline felt complete; it was layered, complex, and the character development was clearly displayed. Needless to say, at over one thousand pages, Black American Denim checked all my boxes.
Boone and Belle, were so much fun but they had me questioning my moral compass. It felt like a rags to riches + instalove storyline. Belle had Boone eating out the palm of her hands from the very beginning. And we love a generous lover who keeps his word! Boone poured so much into Belle’s career; he hyped her at every opportunity, made sure to celebrate her wins, and never tried to take credit for her success. On the other hand, Belle didn’t change who she was once the popularity came. She was still the girl who was recording music in her shed but she seized every moment. Belle was the definition of “stay ready so you don’t have to get ready.”
Back to the book questioning my morals… the situation between Boone, Belle, and AD was a lot - it was messy and toxic. But, I kept an open mind and allowed the story to play out. There seemed to be an underlying problem at the root of the love triangle, which to me, stemmed from childhood neglect, mental health struggles, maintaining sobriety, and constantly having to “perform” and take care of others. I think all three characters were flawed but the girls took things very far - insert Belle’s diss track and getting flewed out. But I don’t judge because Belle was young and wanted to have fun.😩😂Boone had his flaws too and he was comfortable with AD, which he took advantage of. Belle came in and shook his world up. lol!😝
At the end of the day, what should have been an innocent tour around Crescent Park, quickly became a complicated love story. If you want mess, laughs, emotional rollercoaster, black excellence, representation of black musical artists, healing, accountability, and swoon-worthy moments, look no further. I enjoyed this book, now I want a “big-boot wearing” ahh cowboy!🤠🤭
ARC Review: https://readnliftwithshar.medium.com/...
Black American Denim - what can I say, Evelyn did her thing as usual. The characters had me staying up late and waking up early to read. Now I have a case of the book hangover because I miss the crew already!
There were many things I loved about this book, most importantly was the way it made me feel. I went from swooning, to gagged, then anxious and emotional, and then finally relieved. The storyline felt complete; it was layered, complex, and the character development was clearly displayed. Needless to say, at over one thousand pages, Black American Denim checked all my boxes.
Boone and Belle, were so much fun but they had me questioning my moral compass. It felt like a rags to riches + instalove storyline. Belle had Boone eating out the palm of her hands from the very beginning. And we love a generous lover who keeps his word! Boone poured so much into Belle’s career; he hyped her at every opportunity, made sure to celebrate her wins, and never tried to take credit for her success. On the other hand, Belle didn’t change who she was once the popularity came. She was still the girl who was recording music in her shed but she seized every moment. Belle was the definition of “stay ready so you don’t have to get ready.”
Back to the book questioning my morals… the situation between Boone, Belle, and AD was a lot - it was messy and toxic. But, I kept an open mind and allowed the story to play out. There seemed to be an underlying problem at the root of the love triangle, which to me, stemmed from childhood neglect, mental health struggles, maintaining sobriety, and constantly having to “perform” and take care of others. I think all three characters were flawed but the girls took things very far - insert Belle’s diss track and getting flewed out. But I don’t judge because Belle was young and wanted to have fun.😩😂Boone had his flaws too and he was comfortable with AD, which he took advantage of. Belle came in and shook his world up. lol!😝
At the end of the day, what should have been an innocent tour around Crescent Park, quickly became a complicated love story. If you want mess, laughs, emotional rollercoaster, black excellence, representation of black musical artists, healing, accountability, and swoon-worthy moments, look no further. I enjoyed this book, now I want a “big-boot wearing” ahh cowboy!🤠🤭
ARC Review: https://readnliftwithshar.medium.com/...
November 10, 2026
The roll out for this book was phenomenal and I was so excited to read about Boone' story especially when he first showed up in Watercolors. Unfortunately, the storyline for this book was not what I expected. The writing kept me reading. I would recommend this book if you love characters in their early 20's & enjoy love triangles (they in a love square in this book lmao)
Favorite line "YOU BIG-BOOT-WEARING-ASS BITCH"! Belle had me rolling with this one.
The one character I loved from the moment he was on page until we got his little snippet at the end of the book is Big Ju. Evelyn pleaseeeeee do not give this man no love triangle. PLEASE! LOL
Favorite line "YOU BIG-BOOT-WEARING-ASS BITCH"! Belle had me rolling with this one.
The one character I loved from the moment he was on page until we got his little snippet at the end of the book is Big Ju. Evelyn pleaseeeeee do not give this man no love triangle. PLEASE! LOL
November 8, 2026
What an incredible read! Oh my goodness this book was amazing! I can't believe I went through these 1,000 plus pages and 1,000 plus emotions too! Belle and Boone for the win!!! I can definitely see this on the big screen. It definitely read like a movie.
November 9, 2026
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-Star Book Review
⚠️ WARNING: This review will be lengthy and may contain spoilers
First things first, Ms. Evelyn Latrice, let me give you your flowers! 💐 Because you wrote the ISH out of this book, and I don't care what anyone else says or thinks! FIVE STARS, MA'AM! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Now, let's get into it!
This story touches on cheating, mental health, and past drug abuse, so there's definitely a lot to unpack.
We meet Boone and AD, childhood sweethearts who have been together for 10 years. Boone is a country singer, which means he's constantly on the road, while AD chooses to stay home most of the time. Their relationship has pretty much become nonexistent, but neither one seems willing to address the elephant in the room. Instead, they continue holding on to familiarity and the comfort of what they've known for the past decade.
While out on the road, Boone meets Belle, an upcoming rapper. They start off as friends, but we all know how that goes... eventually, lines get crossed!
And THIS is where I started side-eyeing Boone! 👀 Sir, you have a woman of TEN YEARS back home! What are we doing?! And Belle knows he has a woman and still chooses to entertain him. At this point, I'm looking at BOTH of them with disgust!
As the story progresses, we discover that AD has her own little situation going on, too. Now I'm REALLY mad! Because why can't y'all just end things and go your separate ways?! Why are we entertaining all this mess when nobody seems happy?!
Then Boone decides he's going to marry Belle, and this silly a$$ woman AGREES, knowing he still has a "girlfriend"! Y'ALL!!! 😭
But listen... by the end of this book, I was genuinely SO happy for Boone and Belle!
And that's what I love about storytelling! One minute I'm judging everybody, the next minute I'm emotionally invested and rooting for the very people I swore I couldn't stand. 😂
Anytime an author can have me conflicted, questioning people's decisions, side-eyeing characters, and then somehow turn around and have me rooting for the mess, they deserve ALL the stars!
Beyond the relationship drama, this book delivers some important messages. It really sheds light on how remaining stagnant in a relationship for too long can ultimately hurt not only you but the people around you. Sometimes familiarity keeps us holding on to situations that we've already outgrown.
I also appreciated the conversations surrounding mental health, particularly when it comes to Black men. I love when a story can entertain you while also bringing attention to topics that deserve more discussion.
And let's not forget BIG JU!!! Because I hate that he was strung along, and I NEED his story! 😩
Ms. Evelyn, I am already counting down to 2027 because I cannot wait to get my hands on Big Ju's book!
Final Verdict: 1,069 pages, a whole lot of mess, plenty of side-eye moments, emotional twists, and characters who had me changing my mind every five minutes. Was it a journey? ABSOLUTELY! Was I entertained? WITHOUT A DOUBT!
If you're looking for a story that will have you in your feelings, questioning relationships, and occasionally wanting to reach through the pages and shake somebody, add this one to your TBR!
BLACK AMERICAN DENIM = FIVE BIG, BEAUTIFUL STARS! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ms. Evelyn Latrice, those flowers are WELL DESERVED! 💐🥂
⚠️ WARNING: This review will be lengthy and may contain spoilers
First things first, Ms. Evelyn Latrice, let me give you your flowers! 💐 Because you wrote the ISH out of this book, and I don't care what anyone else says or thinks! FIVE STARS, MA'AM! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Now, let's get into it!
This story touches on cheating, mental health, and past drug abuse, so there's definitely a lot to unpack.
We meet Boone and AD, childhood sweethearts who have been together for 10 years. Boone is a country singer, which means he's constantly on the road, while AD chooses to stay home most of the time. Their relationship has pretty much become nonexistent, but neither one seems willing to address the elephant in the room. Instead, they continue holding on to familiarity and the comfort of what they've known for the past decade.
While out on the road, Boone meets Belle, an upcoming rapper. They start off as friends, but we all know how that goes... eventually, lines get crossed!
And THIS is where I started side-eyeing Boone! 👀 Sir, you have a woman of TEN YEARS back home! What are we doing?! And Belle knows he has a woman and still chooses to entertain him. At this point, I'm looking at BOTH of them with disgust!
As the story progresses, we discover that AD has her own little situation going on, too. Now I'm REALLY mad! Because why can't y'all just end things and go your separate ways?! Why are we entertaining all this mess when nobody seems happy?!
Then Boone decides he's going to marry Belle, and this silly a$$ woman AGREES, knowing he still has a "girlfriend"! Y'ALL!!! 😭
But listen... by the end of this book, I was genuinely SO happy for Boone and Belle!
And that's what I love about storytelling! One minute I'm judging everybody, the next minute I'm emotionally invested and rooting for the very people I swore I couldn't stand. 😂
Anytime an author can have me conflicted, questioning people's decisions, side-eyeing characters, and then somehow turn around and have me rooting for the mess, they deserve ALL the stars!
Beyond the relationship drama, this book delivers some important messages. It really sheds light on how remaining stagnant in a relationship for too long can ultimately hurt not only you but the people around you. Sometimes familiarity keeps us holding on to situations that we've already outgrown.
I also appreciated the conversations surrounding mental health, particularly when it comes to Black men. I love when a story can entertain you while also bringing attention to topics that deserve more discussion.
And let's not forget BIG JU!!! Because I hate that he was strung along, and I NEED his story! 😩
Ms. Evelyn, I am already counting down to 2027 because I cannot wait to get my hands on Big Ju's book!
Final Verdict: 1,069 pages, a whole lot of mess, plenty of side-eye moments, emotional twists, and characters who had me changing my mind every five minutes. Was it a journey? ABSOLUTELY! Was I entertained? WITHOUT A DOUBT!
If you're looking for a story that will have you in your feelings, questioning relationships, and occasionally wanting to reach through the pages and shake somebody, add this one to your TBR!
BLACK AMERICAN DENIM = FIVE BIG, BEAUTIFUL STARS! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ms. Evelyn Latrice, those flowers are WELL DESERVED! 💐🥂
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 8, 2026
This book was over 1000 pages and I still feel like it should’ve been longer .
Belle and Boone were two dummies agreeing with each other’s wrongs and rights for a majority of the book but sometimes I love reading about complicated dummies .
I would also like to say the song lyrics in this book were some of the best lyrics I’ve seen in a music themed book . I’m saying this as a songwriter . Everybody had bars .
Evelyn you did your big one with Black American Denim .
Belle and Boone were two dummies agreeing with each other’s wrongs and rights for a majority of the book but sometimes I love reading about complicated dummies .
I would also like to say the song lyrics in this book were some of the best lyrics I’ve seen in a music themed book . I’m saying this as a songwriter . Everybody had bars .
Evelyn you did your big one with Black American Denim .
November 12, 2026
B &B.B
This book has really melted my heart!!!! I loved every part of this beautiful and well-written love story. I could read 1,000 more pages of this same couple. This book will always hold a place in my heart! Definitely a must-read!!!!
This book has really melted my heart!!!! I loved every part of this beautiful and well-written love story. I could read 1,000 more pages of this same couple. This book will always hold a place in my heart! Definitely a must-read!!!!
November 10, 2026
Boone and Belle 🔥 You big boot wearing ass bitch 😂😂 this book was so good and funny. I did not want it to end! 10/10.
November 9, 2026
10 out of 10!!!!
Let me tell you!!! I loved this book from the first page to the last!!!! Boone and Belle will have you loving and wanting to fight them!!!!
Let me tell you!!! I loved this book from the first page to the last!!!! Boone and Belle will have you loving and wanting to fight them!!!!
November 7, 2026
Took My Time With Boone Luke 🤎
Evelyn Latrice’s writing style is simply different and beautifully poetic. She weaves classic fairytales into her urban romances so naturally, and her love for everything Black just oozes off the pages. In this one, the little nods to Beauty and the Beast and Toy Story take me right back to my childhood, and I love that touch of nostalgia.
Speaking of Toy Story, let’s talk about Brodrick “Boone” Luke, or shall I say Woody 😂. That man is the true definition of “if he wanted to, he would,” because he does exactly what he wants. Taking care of his people and trickin’ are a few of his favorite things, but his time? He doesn’t play about that, and not everybody gets it.
“Buying **** ain’t special to me, Belle. I can get another dollar. Time different. If I’m spending mine with you, it’s cause that’s where I wanna be.”
This story had me questioning a lot of things… even my morals. Infidelity is a touchy subject that people don’t like to talk about because it’s real life. Boone knew he had a whole gal back home, but Crescent was where he wanted to be. His Belle of the ball was there. In the words of PnB Rock, “I’m selfish, I want you all to myself, I swear.” He was selfish and wanted Ty’Belle all to himself, baby lol.
Now Belle (humph 😮💨), my girl was loved and spoiled. I loved that for her. She was really having her way! She had the type of aura that just made people want to gravitate toward her. Her chemistry with Boone comes through in the everyday moments: the teasing, listening, remembering tiny details, and wanting reassurance from each other. As readers, we get to see them coming from different worlds, but they made room for each other to belong. So many times, I wanted to judge them, but I couldn’t because the love was brewing, and the heart wanted what the heart wanted.
There was so much tenderness and hurt that came through these pages and I couldn’t blame just one character because they all needed BTA 😂 Nah, but seriously the way Evelyn handled different subjects matters from alcoholism, mental health, infidelity was all handled with care.
Black American Denim is another five-star read for me this year. What they say? If she writes it, imma read it. That’s how I feel about Evelyn Latrice. No questions asked, I’m spending my coins and getting into it. I love the ELU, and I need y’all to get on your zoom and check out my girl’s catalog.
Evelyn Latrice’s writing style is simply different and beautifully poetic. She weaves classic fairytales into her urban romances so naturally, and her love for everything Black just oozes off the pages. In this one, the little nods to Beauty and the Beast and Toy Story take me right back to my childhood, and I love that touch of nostalgia.
Speaking of Toy Story, let’s talk about Brodrick “Boone” Luke, or shall I say Woody 😂. That man is the true definition of “if he wanted to, he would,” because he does exactly what he wants. Taking care of his people and trickin’ are a few of his favorite things, but his time? He doesn’t play about that, and not everybody gets it.
“Buying **** ain’t special to me, Belle. I can get another dollar. Time different. If I’m spending mine with you, it’s cause that’s where I wanna be.”
This story had me questioning a lot of things… even my morals. Infidelity is a touchy subject that people don’t like to talk about because it’s real life. Boone knew he had a whole gal back home, but Crescent was where he wanted to be. His Belle of the ball was there. In the words of PnB Rock, “I’m selfish, I want you all to myself, I swear.” He was selfish and wanted Ty’Belle all to himself, baby lol.
Now Belle (humph 😮💨), my girl was loved and spoiled. I loved that for her. She was really having her way! She had the type of aura that just made people want to gravitate toward her. Her chemistry with Boone comes through in the everyday moments: the teasing, listening, remembering tiny details, and wanting reassurance from each other. As readers, we get to see them coming from different worlds, but they made room for each other to belong. So many times, I wanted to judge them, but I couldn’t because the love was brewing, and the heart wanted what the heart wanted.
There was so much tenderness and hurt that came through these pages and I couldn’t blame just one character because they all needed BTA 😂 Nah, but seriously the way Evelyn handled different subjects matters from alcoholism, mental health, infidelity was all handled with care.
Black American Denim is another five-star read for me this year. What they say? If she writes it, imma read it. That’s how I feel about Evelyn Latrice. No questions asked, I’m spending my coins and getting into it. I love the ELU, and I need y’all to get on your zoom and check out my girl’s catalog.
November 10, 2026
Y’all only the extremely talented Evelyn Latrice could write a cheating trope novel and have me rooting for the two cheaters in question 🤦🏽♀️.
Yes Black American Denim heavily features the cheating trope, so if that’s not your thing you may want to pass. Latrice doesn’t make it easy for anyone though, so you might want to give it a shot anyway.
The novel, all 1060 (yes, it’s over 1,000 pages long) pages of it, tells the love story of established music star Boone Luke and up and coming west coast rapper, Belle.
The chemistry between Boone and Belle is electric and they hit it off right away. The main issue in their romance is Boone is currently in a 10years long relationship with the so-called love of his life, AD.
I wanted to hate Boone so bad, and in the beginning I did. I just couldn’t get down with way he was moving with Belle while still having AD in his back pocket. It was just foul. The way he treated AD was horrible.
Belle wasn’t innocent in this either, as she knew about AD, yet still carried on a not so private relationship with Boone. It was a mess y’all, made more so by the fact there are AD POV chapters in the book. You come to genuinely care for her, and want so much better for her.
It was rough goings for me as to whether I’d get behind Boone and Belle as a couple, but I was eventually won over. Even when it was all the way wrong and trifling, I couldn’t help rooting for these two.
Besides the (not so lil) cheating thing, I LOVED Bella. She just had IT. Charisma for days, a clap back always at the ready, and despite being all into Boone, her rising career stayed her focus.
The situation that Boone, Bella, and AD find themselves in is complicated to say the least. But Latrice writes the hell out of it. She’s definitely an auto-read author for me.
Yes Black American Denim heavily features the cheating trope, so if that’s not your thing you may want to pass. Latrice doesn’t make it easy for anyone though, so you might want to give it a shot anyway.
The novel, all 1060 (yes, it’s over 1,000 pages long) pages of it, tells the love story of established music star Boone Luke and up and coming west coast rapper, Belle.
The chemistry between Boone and Belle is electric and they hit it off right away. The main issue in their romance is Boone is currently in a 10years long relationship with the so-called love of his life, AD.
I wanted to hate Boone so bad, and in the beginning I did. I just couldn’t get down with way he was moving with Belle while still having AD in his back pocket. It was just foul. The way he treated AD was horrible.
Belle wasn’t innocent in this either, as she knew about AD, yet still carried on a not so private relationship with Boone. It was a mess y’all, made more so by the fact there are AD POV chapters in the book. You come to genuinely care for her, and want so much better for her.
It was rough goings for me as to whether I’d get behind Boone and Belle as a couple, but I was eventually won over. Even when it was all the way wrong and trifling, I couldn’t help rooting for these two.
Besides the (not so lil) cheating thing, I LOVED Bella. She just had IT. Charisma for days, a clap back always at the ready, and despite being all into Boone, her rising career stayed her focus.
The situation that Boone, Bella, and AD find themselves in is complicated to say the least. But Latrice writes the hell out of it. She’s definitely an auto-read author for me.
November 6, 2026
i need to start slowing down when it comes to reading books i enjoy too much because once im done, i miss the characters more than anything
boone and belle’s love story wasn’t generic, it was authentic, raw and too real! i loved every moment of it, they fell hard and fast but it took time to get to where they needed to be mainly because of boone. i also like to think he wanted belle to enjoy her freedom, she was a new artist and young, just finished school and all!! who was he to tie my good sis down?? and let’s not forget his own demons he was battling
belle. bloody belle! my girl fr i loved every moment moment of her story! it was heartbreaking to read her basically break down because boone just had to go kissing on AD during their break up! she is such a strong fmc who i can say outshines her counterpart boone easily! she’s loud, outgoing, funny and she always reminded people it never gave boy crazy! it was never about them two niggas only BIG BLOODY BELLE
oh boone. mr can i take my time? ALWAYS BABY ALWAYSSS. i think boone really might be top five for me. how he loved belle unconditionally, how he gave her whatever she needed to smile, how he poured into her and her dreams off of just knowing her for a day?? this man right here is a good man savannah!! though he could treat AD right, and he takes full responsibility of that too, he wanted to do the best he could to not hurt belle. though he did in the end, he groveled and even sought out more help for his disorder. to say im proud of him is such an understatement! boone out here making me root for niggas and i’m ms man hater LMAO
all and all five mf stars to mr and mrs luke! best 1,000 pages for my life ❤️❤️❤️ big ju… hiiiiii
boone and belle’s love story wasn’t generic, it was authentic, raw and too real! i loved every moment of it, they fell hard and fast but it took time to get to where they needed to be mainly because of boone. i also like to think he wanted belle to enjoy her freedom, she was a new artist and young, just finished school and all!! who was he to tie my good sis down?? and let’s not forget his own demons he was battling
belle. bloody belle! my girl fr i loved every moment moment of her story! it was heartbreaking to read her basically break down because boone just had to go kissing on AD during their break up! she is such a strong fmc who i can say outshines her counterpart boone easily! she’s loud, outgoing, funny and she always reminded people it never gave boy crazy! it was never about them two niggas only BIG BLOODY BELLE
oh boone. mr can i take my time? ALWAYS BABY ALWAYSSS. i think boone really might be top five for me. how he loved belle unconditionally, how he gave her whatever she needed to smile, how he poured into her and her dreams off of just knowing her for a day?? this man right here is a good man savannah!! though he could treat AD right, and he takes full responsibility of that too, he wanted to do the best he could to not hurt belle. though he did in the end, he groveled and even sought out more help for his disorder. to say im proud of him is such an understatement! boone out here making me root for niggas and i’m ms man hater LMAO
all and all five mf stars to mr and mrs luke! best 1,000 pages for my life ❤️❤️❤️ big ju… hiiiiii
November 10, 2026
An absolute masterpiece!!
As usual, Evelyn Latrice has delivered another masterpiece! I saw someone describe this as the cheatiest cheat book, and I absolutely LOVE it! 😂 I would have to agree because Belle and Boone's relationship was definitely wrong, but apparently, you can't let an existing relationship stop you from being with your soulmate. 🤣🤣
Everybody in this book was WITH THE SH*TS, and I loved every minute of it! Boone came in smooth, not caring who or what he had waiting for him at home. He wanted Belle, and he made sure he got her. They were both young and had plenty of growing to do, but I loved that they never tried to hold each other back.
I love the woman in this story! Nobody was sitting around crying and feeling sorry for themselves while getting played. They were out in the field playing, too! They acted like everything was perfectly fine as long as they weren't the ones getting caught, and I was HERE FOR IT! 😂 Nobody likes a weak female lead, and Belle definitely wasn't one. She felt like she was getting played, and she took that mess ALL THE WAY TO HELL! 😂😂
At the end of the day, love still won, and some secrets are clearly meant to go to the grave. Excellence, as always, Evelyn! This book was over 1,000 pages, and I would gladly read another 1,000 about these characters. I wasn't ready to let them go!
As usual, Evelyn Latrice has delivered another masterpiece! I saw someone describe this as the cheatiest cheat book, and I absolutely LOVE it! 😂 I would have to agree because Belle and Boone's relationship was definitely wrong, but apparently, you can't let an existing relationship stop you from being with your soulmate. 🤣🤣
Everybody in this book was WITH THE SH*TS, and I loved every minute of it! Boone came in smooth, not caring who or what he had waiting for him at home. He wanted Belle, and he made sure he got her. They were both young and had plenty of growing to do, but I loved that they never tried to hold each other back.
I love the woman in this story! Nobody was sitting around crying and feeling sorry for themselves while getting played. They were out in the field playing, too! They acted like everything was perfectly fine as long as they weren't the ones getting caught, and I was HERE FOR IT! 😂 Nobody likes a weak female lead, and Belle definitely wasn't one. She felt like she was getting played, and she took that mess ALL THE WAY TO HELL! 😂😂
At the end of the day, love still won, and some secrets are clearly meant to go to the grave. Excellence, as always, Evelyn! This book was over 1,000 pages, and I would gladly read another 1,000 about these characters. I wasn't ready to let them go!
November 5, 2026
Boone Luke & Bloody Belle
Brodrick “Boone” Luke is literally the definition of a heartthrob who can talk his way out of any and everything.. Not going to lie I did not care for him at first but as the book progressed I started loving him more and more just understanding everything he held to himself and ultimately learned about his self made me change my viewpoint so much
Ty’Belle “Bloody Belle” Moreno a spoiled rapper from Crescent Park and Baby she put the “S” in Spoiled.. She definitely was not one of my favorites it gave entirely too spoiled and too selfish and she expected to get what she want without truly hearing what was being told to her but I will say she did see Boone for more than just the superstar he was.. He was her Woody
Do I think Boone and Belle deserved to be with eachother in the end … Ehhh Maybe Sure but they Both Needed Space to Truly Grasp what the Other Person Needed for Themselves than them Being Together.. Overall with this book being 1069 Pages I Enjoyed Every Bit of It for Sure.. Definitely Recommend and Don’t let the Page Count Fool You.. You don’t even Realize How Much You’ve Read Until to Get to the Ending.. Evelyn did Her Big One AGAIN✨
Brodrick “Boone” Luke is literally the definition of a heartthrob who can talk his way out of any and everything.. Not going to lie I did not care for him at first but as the book progressed I started loving him more and more just understanding everything he held to himself and ultimately learned about his self made me change my viewpoint so much
Ty’Belle “Bloody Belle” Moreno a spoiled rapper from Crescent Park and Baby she put the “S” in Spoiled.. She definitely was not one of my favorites it gave entirely too spoiled and too selfish and she expected to get what she want without truly hearing what was being told to her but I will say she did see Boone for more than just the superstar he was.. He was her Woody
Do I think Boone and Belle deserved to be with eachother in the end … Ehhh Maybe Sure but they Both Needed Space to Truly Grasp what the Other Person Needed for Themselves than them Being Together.. Overall with this book being 1069 Pages I Enjoyed Every Bit of It for Sure.. Definitely Recommend and Don’t let the Page Count Fool You.. You don’t even Realize How Much You’ve Read Until to Get to the Ending.. Evelyn did Her Big One AGAIN✨
November 7, 2026
What does it mean when a story is 1,000 pages and I STILL want more? 🥴🫠 Judge me, but I could not get enough of Boone & Belle.
Belle has just graduated college, but her dream has always been to become a rapper. Boone is an Alabama-bred megastar who wants nothing more than a little peace and, at times, his old life. When their paths cross, the connection is instant. But what starts off good turns bad, then worse, in the most consuming way.
Belle was such a vibe! Although her age showed at times, she was confident, witty, and vulnerable when it mattered. And then there’s Boone, who was INDEED tender & smooth AF! He’s complicated, a little selfish, and far from perfect, but I love my characters with layers. Give me the complexity!
This story had me doing ALL the things: laughing, smiling, crying, and grabbing my chest because wooh it was tight! Even the lyrics sprinkled throughout were hitting! I’m not usually one for that, but Evelyn had me bopping to every word.
Black American Denim easily secured a spot as one of my favorite reads of the year. And ironically enough, so did Watercolors. At this point, I think it’s safe to say @evelynlatrice pen is like that!! I can’t wait to see what she has in store for us with Ju’s book next year.
Belle has just graduated college, but her dream has always been to become a rapper. Boone is an Alabama-bred megastar who wants nothing more than a little peace and, at times, his old life. When their paths cross, the connection is instant. But what starts off good turns bad, then worse, in the most consuming way.
Belle was such a vibe! Although her age showed at times, she was confident, witty, and vulnerable when it mattered. And then there’s Boone, who was INDEED tender & smooth AF! He’s complicated, a little selfish, and far from perfect, but I love my characters with layers. Give me the complexity!
This story had me doing ALL the things: laughing, smiling, crying, and grabbing my chest because wooh it was tight! Even the lyrics sprinkled throughout were hitting! I’m not usually one for that, but Evelyn had me bopping to every word.
Black American Denim easily secured a spot as one of my favorite reads of the year. And ironically enough, so did Watercolors. At this point, I think it’s safe to say @evelynlatrice pen is like that!! I can’t wait to see what she has in store for us with Ju’s book next year.
November 9, 2026
Let's start off by saying the page count can be very overwhelming when you look at it but the book flows well. Boone was a complicated man but so loveable at the same time. He was honest to everyone but himself and the more people realized that the better off they would be.
I personally despise cheating but for some reason many instances in this book I justified the action myself. Boone with AD, Belle with Ju(to an extent). Belle and Boone. They took me through there and the journey was enjoyed to the fullest. The reasons, the tension, the passion, and determination is what was the most enjoyable for me. There was definitely immaturity on the part of Belle, Boone, and AD because WHY... That is all I can say to that.
Evelyn touched on so many topics in this book but it went together so well. The catalyst for me was Boone and his story and the intricate part everyone played into his life's choices. This ranged from his upbringing with grandpa to his relationship with his parents. It was all part of the circle of life.
Read it for yourself and with an open mind because there are definitely some parts in here that will have you side-eyeing people.
I personally despise cheating but for some reason many instances in this book I justified the action myself. Boone with AD, Belle with Ju(to an extent). Belle and Boone. They took me through there and the journey was enjoyed to the fullest. The reasons, the tension, the passion, and determination is what was the most enjoyable for me. There was definitely immaturity on the part of Belle, Boone, and AD because WHY... That is all I can say to that.
Evelyn touched on so many topics in this book but it went together so well. The catalyst for me was Boone and his story and the intricate part everyone played into his life's choices. This ranged from his upbringing with grandpa to his relationship with his parents. It was all part of the circle of life.
Read it for yourself and with an open mind because there are definitely some parts in here that will have you side-eyeing people.
November 11, 2026
This story had so much potential
I was so very excited about this book because 19th Hole is my absolute favorite book but this one truly was a let down. From page one, the grammatical errors are EXCESSIVE, but it’s hard to feel like it was rushed with how bad the story dragged. This book could’ve easily been 500 pages shorter.
I loved the Blackness and the message but the characters were absolutely exhausting. I can’t stand a story where all of the characters are insufferable- but the only one with potential here is Ju. And he’s getting his own book and I really hope it gives what he gave in this book. Everyone made poor choices, no one had accountability, and even with the outcome that I predicted, I couldn’t feel bad for any of these people. I thought Belle would have chosen differently, but unfortunately she didn’t. 3 stars because I never put it down. I was convinced it had to get good eventually (so disappointed).
I was so very excited about this book because 19th Hole is my absolute favorite book but this one truly was a let down. From page one, the grammatical errors are EXCESSIVE, but it’s hard to feel like it was rushed with how bad the story dragged. This book could’ve easily been 500 pages shorter.
I loved the Blackness and the message but the characters were absolutely exhausting. I can’t stand a story where all of the characters are insufferable- but the only one with potential here is Ju. And he’s getting his own book and I really hope it gives what he gave in this book. Everyone made poor choices, no one had accountability, and even with the outcome that I predicted, I couldn’t feel bad for any of these people. I thought Belle would have chosen differently, but unfortunately she didn’t. 3 stars because I never put it down. I was convinced it had to get good eventually (so disappointed).
November 5, 2026
Boone and Belle took me on a ride!! 🥰😭
Evelyn Latrice did her BIG ONE with Boone and Belle! From the chemistry to the banter, the unexpected connection, and the way these two challenged each other, I was invested from beginning to end.
I loved how two people from completely different worlds found something in each other that neither knew they needed. And trust me, you will have your moments when you want to slap Boone because I sure did! 😂
Their story is a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t always come at the right time or in the most expected way. Sometimes, taking a chance on the unexpected is exactly what changes everything.
A definite must-read! Boone and Belle have a special place in my heart. ❤️
Evelyn Latrice did her BIG ONE with Boone and Belle! From the chemistry to the banter, the unexpected connection, and the way these two challenged each other, I was invested from beginning to end.
I loved how two people from completely different worlds found something in each other that neither knew they needed. And trust me, you will have your moments when you want to slap Boone because I sure did! 😂
Their story is a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t always come at the right time or in the most expected way. Sometimes, taking a chance on the unexpected is exactly what changes everything.
A definite must-read! Boone and Belle have a special place in my heart. ❤️
November 10, 2026
Belle of the Ball & Woody
Ughh. Honestly if it says Evelyn Latrice I’m reading it with no questions asked. I love everything about you girl. I love the way she tells a story it’s not super urban or even trauma filled but still black you know ? Belle was easy to love and unapologetic. Boone wasn’t always perfect but he loved my girl. Now I didn’t know for sure how things would play out with AD and Boone. But I definitely believe they held on to each other way too long and im happy they both found what they truly needed in other people. Amazing story, and i love seeing glimpses of chasing galaxy in these stories. Im still waiting on Vari and Ashley story tho.
Ughh. Honestly if it says Evelyn Latrice I’m reading it with no questions asked. I love everything about you girl. I love the way she tells a story it’s not super urban or even trauma filled but still black you know ? Belle was easy to love and unapologetic. Boone wasn’t always perfect but he loved my girl. Now I didn’t know for sure how things would play out with AD and Boone. But I definitely believe they held on to each other way too long and im happy they both found what they truly needed in other people. Amazing story, and i love seeing glimpses of chasing galaxy in these stories. Im still waiting on Vari and Ashley story tho.
November 7, 2026
Thank you Evelyn for this ARC !
Whew! Such complex characters had me drawn in from the dedication all the way through the very last chapter.
When I say these characters had me STRESSED and side eyeing EVERY action that took place , but I enjoyed the story LOL 🙈🤭
The writing was AMAZING, I tell you that. Messy, layered, and emotionally rich characters with decisions that had me questioning everybody. Highly recommend if you enjoy your romance tangled up with real stakes, complicated entanglements, and consequences that don’t just disappear.
Whew! Such complex characters had me drawn in from the dedication all the way through the very last chapter.
When I say these characters had me STRESSED and side eyeing EVERY action that took place , but I enjoyed the story LOL 🙈🤭
The writing was AMAZING, I tell you that. Messy, layered, and emotionally rich characters with decisions that had me questioning everybody. Highly recommend if you enjoy your romance tangled up with real stakes, complicated entanglements, and consequences that don’t just disappear.
November 8, 2026
Why????? I’m having a hard time figuring out how a book can be so award worthy and bleed black excellence for the first 800 or so pages and we get to page 883 and this FMC is on her knees for another man while married to the MMC? Ma’am you’ve been a side chick for almost the ENTIRE book and get mad because you have to wait not even a day for this man to end a 10-year situationship? Even though he finally chose you? It didn’t make sense. Not to the character you’ve built for the first 800 pages. It ruined the book for me and wasted my weekend.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 8, 2026
B is for Belle and Boone stressed me tf out!
B is for Belle and Boone stressed me tf out!
The way this book had me chattering my teeth, biting my nails and pulling my hair out! Shoot the B might stand for bald headed, nub having, crooked tooth hoe & I ain’t mad at it!!
This book was so good but I didn’t expect anything less. Evelyn Latrice could publish a take out menu and I’d read it front to back 10xs over!!! 😂💗
B is for Belle and Boone stressed me tf out!
The way this book had me chattering my teeth, biting my nails and pulling my hair out! Shoot the B might stand for bald headed, nub having, crooked tooth hoe & I ain’t mad at it!!
This book was so good but I didn’t expect anything less. Evelyn Latrice could publish a take out menu and I’d read it front to back 10xs over!!! 😂💗
November 9, 2026
WOW! Black Magic!
Wow, this book was GOOD! The blackness! The flaws! The non traditional romance. I wanted to dislike Boone! I wanted to dislike AD but I couldn’t The way the story was written I Understood!! I enjoyed the strong FMC & the women she came from! Belle literally was my favorite character in this entire book! Of course Ju is right behind her! Need his book asap! I’m looking forward to 2027! Great BOOK!
Wow, this book was GOOD! The blackness! The flaws! The non traditional romance. I wanted to dislike Boone! I wanted to dislike AD but I couldn’t The way the story was written I Understood!! I enjoyed the strong FMC & the women she came from! Belle literally was my favorite character in this entire book! Of course Ju is right behind her! Need his book asap! I’m looking forward to 2027! Great BOOK!
November 11, 2026
This was good……
Ok so I love Evelyn Latrice’s writing style when it comes to showcasing BLACKNESS. you can just tell it’s apart of who she is and it definitely comes through her characters and scenes.
Boone was a frustrating joy and Belle was just frustrating lol. All around a beautiful story. The only thing I would say is her always having to include the “affiliation” in her stories it’s like ooookay. lol
Ok so I love Evelyn Latrice’s writing style when it comes to showcasing BLACKNESS. you can just tell it’s apart of who she is and it definitely comes through her characters and scenes.
Boone was a frustrating joy and Belle was just frustrating lol. All around a beautiful story. The only thing I would say is her always having to include the “affiliation” in her stories it’s like ooookay. lol
November 9, 2026
Delivers
This book was such an entertaining and captivating read! The chemistry, tension, and undeniable pull between Boone and Belle had me hooked. I loved how their personalities brought something completely different to the table. Boone’s laid-back Southern charm paired with Belle’s bold, unapologetic attitude made for an intriguing dynamic that kept me turning the pages.
This book was such an entertaining and captivating read! The chemistry, tension, and undeniable pull between Boone and Belle had me hooked. I loved how their personalities brought something completely different to the table. Boone’s laid-back Southern charm paired with Belle’s bold, unapologetic attitude made for an intriguing dynamic that kept me turning the pages.
November 7, 2026
Ju 😍😍 the only good thing about this book. Boone AD and Belle hated them. Belle and AD two stupid birds. Don’t know what anybody seen in Boone with his no good ass. The back and forth was irking the last nerve I had. I wanted to quit so many times but I just pushed through.
November 9, 2026
LOVED ITTTTT
This is the second 6-star rating I gave this year! I loved this book so much. It’s a messy a** story but beautifully written by Ms. Latrice. She never disappoints. You’re going to love taking a journey through Crescent Park & Lynn Beach
This is the second 6-star rating I gave this year! I loved this book so much. It’s a messy a** story but beautifully written by Ms. Latrice. She never disappoints. You’re going to love taking a journey through Crescent Park & Lynn Beach
November 10, 2026
1000/10
This one is for the Books! Pun intended. It takes you through every emotion possible. I couldn’t put it down. She does an amazing job of showing a realistic look into the diagnosis. And the love … BEST!
This one is for the Books! Pun intended. It takes you through every emotion possible. I couldn’t put it down. She does an amazing job of showing a realistic look into the diagnosis. And the love … BEST!
November 7, 2026
Loved Black American Denim
I absolutely loved every word of this book. Evelyn Latrice you made me laugh, cry and root for Bell and Boone. This book was so fantastic!
I absolutely loved every word of this book. Evelyn Latrice you made me laugh, cry and root for Bell and Boone. This book was so fantastic!
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