From Replied to Wifey

Brookwood, Book 3

De: Jahquel J.

Narrado por: Winston James, Nicola Lambo

Sade Benjworth has always had her life planned out: graduate college, work for a few years, and then try to find herself a husband.

She's accomplished almost all of her goals—except the husband. She's the last of her siblings to get married or have a serious relationship. It doesn’t help that her mom has put a lot of pressure on her to find the perfect man.

After one drunken night with her girls, Sade decides to reply to Maliek Dubrow’s insta-story being funny.

What she doesn’t expect is the response that she gets from the rapper.

Maliek Dubrow is everything that Sade wants, but is too scared to go after.

He’s not the safe choice that her parents would approve of because of his past.

Sade is used to doing everything that she has been told to do. Maliek is the complete opposite: he's made mistakes and burned his fair share of bridges.

What he does know is that he needs a woman like Sade as his wife.

©2024 Jahquel J. (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Great Story

The Southern accent they use makes me want to stop listening, other than that I enjoyed the story.

The fun n flow of their love story

Great char development! Writer did a really good job of keeping my interest throughout the story. It demonstrates that many times a person ends up taking life more seriously when they’ve been thru something n come out stronger on the other side ❤️👏🏽

Good story line

OK, so I love the storyline I did not necessarily like the narrator or the fact that it was just the woman doing both voices. Also didn’t like that at the end prologue didn’t tell us like what happened with her parents and did she ever like men stuff with her mom like what’s going on with the baby that type of thing it’s just kind of like the story still kind of untold. But overall, it was a good storyline.

Narrator

Winston James did his thing as usual, but for me, whenever I listen to an African American audiobook I want to hear black narrators. The female narrator maybe black but her voice says otherwise.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Its 3:30 in the morning and I'm going to be pissed waking up in the morning but I couldn't put this book down. Idk which one was my favorite but I loved this. And the mirror scene made me tear up! Ohhhh to be loved by the right now.

Cute

I always say there’s a reason people act and behave the way they do, I a, glad we got to see behind Malik’s addition and Sade’s controlling father. I hate the mother didn’t see her value. Overall this book wan as good as the other two.

loved it

I love me some Maleik and Sade, I glad she took her stand this was a good story im glad I got it!! I loved the entire series the 2nd book was my absolute favorite!! but you won't be disappointed ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Replied Hubby

This book was more than I expected. I enjoyed the flow of the book. The father was awful and his wife was just plain SAD. I’m happy that the couple was able to find their HEA. I loved the entire book but especially the end. ❤️

Love this series so much

I loved this and the letting loose and trusting you heart this series was it 🙌🏾🔥

Whew!

This was a great story. Kinda predictable but I didn’t mind. Sade was on a self discovery and I’m glad that she stepped out on her own. She took a chance on love, life and herself. While the family dynamic ended sadly, I’m glad her and her siblings lived their own life. Oh and the way Malik stood up for her … whew! I’m sorry to the mama because her husband drove her kids away. Easy read.