Wait for U

Crenshaw Kings, Book 2

De: Shvonne Latrice

Narrado por: Tony Isabella, Sable Lyn

Things in life are never for certain, but one thing that will always be a constant is the love between star-crossed Couture and Khari.

Couture Yates has always followed life's rules by the book, never once rebelling until she met Khari Compton. The handsome but tortured young boy who immediately stole her heart, only to misuse and abuse it time and time again.

Nothing or no one could ever pry her from his grasp, not even his own mother, until tragedy struck, changing the course of her and Khari's lives as they knew it.

With such devastation looming over their once troubled but hopeful relationship, Couture often struggles to move past it no matter how much she tries. And when she learns that Khari still believes in the life they both once dreamed of, she realizes he may have been the man for her at one point in time but not so much anymore.

Khari Compton, the once reckless, hot-headed ladies' boy, is now a successful, rich, famous, and handsome grown man. Though years have gone by and the women beckoning for his attention have multiplied, his heart still belongs to his teenage love, Couture. Only now, he has tunnel vision so solid that any woman attempting to penetrate it is simply wasting their time, which he has no problem verbalizing to them himself. So it's no surprise that when Couture hits the ground running, he is all too willing to catch her and all too willing to prove to her once and for all there is no one better for them than each other.

But with fiancés, fake and real, in the mix, along with jealousy, powerful adversaries, and longtime critics of their relationship, the two find themselves on a difficult road to rekindle.

In this story of second-chance love, secrets, and redemption, you will witness how a teenage love so intense and so concentrated can stand the test of time, battles, and some formidable forces.

©2023 Shvonne Latrice (P)2024 Recorded Books

Outstanding!

Book 2 just as good as book 1! Narrators were perfect!! U did that! Can’t wait to hear more

Another good one

Khari and Couture’s story was a wild ride. Khari’s demeanor made me laugh; he was a trip! The drama was off the chain; Jerry Springer would be proud to have these characters as guests. The narrators did a fantastic job with characters. Can’t wait until the next book!

The female Narrator was horrible

This book kept me on the edge.. great read. downfall was the female reader. smooches

I'm still in love with everyone 💕 😍

I love this collection it never gets boring.They pick the perfect readers it's so good it could be in the movies 🎬

Book 2 is a good continuance Book 1

I would love for the narrators to change up their voice, just a little bit to distinguish between different characters in the book. That is the ONLY reason I gave this 4 stars for performance.

Love it!

Awesome story!! I love everything about to this series! Can’t wait to listen to the rest!

Whew Chile!

This one had me on my toes the entire time! Such a good way to continue this story, can’t wait until the next story comes out 🎉🎉🎉 it was really great from the story to the narrators.

The saga and obsession continues!

Whewwww Shvonne Latrice is in that bag - Khari’s story had me hooked in a way I never expected, because he was on some reckless type of time in book 1. He was on his grown man sh*t in Wait For U, and I loved it.

Elated to see Tony Isabella and Sable Lyn continue the narration. Tony’s voicing feels very natural for the street life and sounds great. Sable is a little less so, but she has good instincts as a narrator, and I’m looking forward to what she does with a little more time and experience.

Definitely recommend and can’t wait for book 3.

Another good one

I love her books. I love how she is very descriptive, and the storylines are always really good. The only thing I dislike is how cold Kari was in the book towards the other women. I didn’t like that he was just extremely cold, and I just feel like that’s not always.

Enjoyable but

I enjoyed part 2 of this series, but not the glamour of disrespecting women, drug dealing & violence.
Of course I get that it’s a story about life in & around the hood, and the complicated effects.
I appreciate the included writing on how “upper class” people can be just as grimy as the so called “lower”. Yet, I still struggled with some of it.
It’s worth the read though.