Who Can I Run To

A Urban Love Novella Continued

By: Blake Karrington

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This title is a spin-off of “A Thug Worth Fighting For” Although it’s not necessary to have read, it is encouraged!

Amanda has always been the go-to person for relationship advice amongst her friends and family. But after a relationship of ten plus years, what she thought she knew about her man couldn’t be the furthest from the truth. She now finds herself being the one in need of relationship counsel. With a suitor like Kaiser vying for her attention, will he be the savior for her heart or will she stay with the man she knows for the sake of love?
Domonique is the epitome of an independent woman. She’s been taking care of herself nearly all her life. Excelling at work, and overall life, the only thing she struggles with is love. Will she open her heart long enough to let love in or will her past leave her forever lonely? . Although an introduction to Karma is an unwelcomed interruption, can he be the one she ultimately runs to?

Im super picky

This book was so good! I am very picky when it comes to authors and the way they write. The AI Voice was pissing me off so bad I wanted to contact the writer and ask if I could read it -it didn’t do the book justice and this book deserved that. Loved it.

Great Perspectives

Loved how each character received a chapter and a voice of some sort to tell their story.

This need a part 2

Such a great book we need pt 2 pt 3 bc I feel this story should not ever end

Early comment & Final comment

What the heck… Kaiser and Amanda… how did he have unprotected sex with this woman knowing her “man” is gay. She didn’t know at that point… but they are new to each other… whatever happened to protection! Dang!

Pretty good book one… moving on to the next.

Dope!!!

Dope storyline, I glad the matches were made and I loved the way their personalities complemented each other. I'm so glad Keiser and Karma's bum ass egg donor is outta the picture. Still absolutely hate the virtual vice it completely takes away from the story.