I Think I Might Need You

Love Sisters, Book 2

By: Christina C. Jones

Narrated by: Dana La Voz, Dontavious Breighton

Joia Love is all about...well, Joia. Her primary interests right now are how creative she can get with her video camera, how much weight she can bench press, and her social media brand.

A man doesn’t even factor into her top five.

Especially not Theodore Graham, the ex-boyfriend committed to becoming her next boyfriend. Teddy’s charm and funny demeanor aren’t limited to his videos, and he’s fully prepared to pull out all the stops to rekindle their college romance.

In the midst of a shocking revelation, Joia is just trying to process it all, while Teddy is trying to secure his place at her side.

She may not want a replay with Teddy, but as it turns out...she might need him after all.

I Think I Might Need You is book two in the Love Sisters Novella series.

©2019 Christina C Jones (P)2020 Christina C Jones

I enjoyed Joia's Story

I enjoyed this story...I think the narration was a disappointment for some, but, for me it was decent....I believe CCJ's writing style will translate no matter who the narrator is for me....Now, truthfully some just narrate better than other....All in all, I still was able to get the jus of this story.

The Love Sisters

This is book 2 of a three book series based on the Love sisters, which I absolutely enjoy! The stories are short, however, extremely entertaining, and just hilarious! Thank you Christina… Great work!

Domestic & Sweet As Hell

Really loved Joia's story for the classy reality TV-esque vibes it brought. Apparently influencers are not running around being messy like the reality TV girls so maybe I'll start following a Joia-like influencer. This was a sweet & medium levels of dramatic follow up to Jaclyn's story. I love that we got a lot more Love Sisters hanging out and being supportive of each other. Teddy and his therapy going ass are also love interest goals. Can't wait for Jemma's story!

This series so far in audio has been amazing!

This series was my first intro to CCJ and I look forward to every book in audio she drops in this series! I loved the social media influencer aspect on this novel, considering influencers are replacing celebrities for young people in this time and I’m so happy some authors are changing with the times to reflect that.

Both the hero and heroine were memorable characters and I loved that the heroine was into fitness because that’s something I feel like we need to encourage more in black women. Not because of body standards but to promote health in our communities because we all know we don’t prioritize it so it was refreshing to read a heroine that did!

My only complaint was that the ending felt more HFN, which I’m actually okay with. I just wanted to know more what happened with her ex declaring his love online for the heroine and how they dealt with it.

All in all, Mrs. Jones is getting me through this Rona crisis with her books! I sure hope the next one is coming out soon in audio!!!

I enjoyed

I want more!!! I look at my phone like that’s it?!?! But it was good good.

Short But Sweet

This book was truly short and sweet. I appreciated how the characters developed quickly yet thoroughly within a limited time. It was engaging, with unexpected twists and turns that kept me intrigued.

Short, but cute

I love the I think series. CCJ makes the characters so relatable. She introduced new narrators (to me anyway ) I love the male narrator he was really good, but the female sounded bored or sleepy.
Overall good listen, but too short. We could have gotten one more chapter to wrap it up on this sister.

Left me hanging

It’s a good story as usual, but I wish it would have continued on longer. I would have liked to see them interact with each other’s families after agreeing to be together. And she never addressed Teddy’s family reaction.

Great Listen!

Always a great listen and read. This was a great series. Cant wait to listen to Book 3. Mrs. Jones never disappoints!👌🏾❤️

Love at it's most complicated!!!

I enjoyed this story but it was absolutely too short and it cut off at the most odd moment. I thought after listening to the first book it was a fluke that ended semi well🤔, but after listening to this book I decided that it left way too much information unanswered, like a cliffhanger!!!😳 Now I am all for short stories, but they've got to make sense in their build and ending. I'm afraid to even listen to the next book 🥺