I Can Make You Love Me

Grieving the loss of her mother, Sundai returns home to plan a funeral and finds solace in the unlikeliest of places—Bryce, her mother’s neighbor. As they navigate the delicate dance of grief and unexpected connection, Sundai grapples with guilt for falling for Bryce during such a somber time. To complicate matters, Bryce’s Brother, Lucas, starts spreading vicious rumors about Sundai, fueled by jealousy. His motives are confirmed to be the product of his desire for her. Faced with the turmoil of emotions and the hurtful rumors, Sundai decides to distance herself and returns home.

Bryce can’t shake the profound impact Sundai has had on him. Unable to get her off his mind, he’s driven to take a leap of faith and flies halfway across the country to find her. I Can Make You Love Me weaves a tale of love emerging from the depths of grief, exploring the complexities of guilt, jealousy, and the resilience of the human heart. Will Sundai and Bryce overcome the obstacles and find a way to heal together, or will the challenges they face prove insurmountable in the pursuit of love and happiness?

Lovly

Beautiful, lovely, and overall sound. I can't wait to get the second part two, hopefully! This had me think about how my life could be started again one day

Good Read

This is a little love story of Sundai and Bryce. Sundai’s mother dies and she finally meets the neighbor, Bryce, who she has heard so much about. As they get close she meets his brother who brings negative vibes around. That does stop Bryce from going after his queen! This is NOT a ghetto/ ratchet book. There is little drama in this book. It is your house with a picket fence and a dog Love story. This is my first Nadia Nicole book, but definitely not my last!

Cute story

I like the story and would listen to it again but the virtual voice ruined it.

The passing of her mom

I really liked the book but it would have been better with a human narrator

Great story - Horrible narration

Loved the storyline. This was a sweet and enduring romance. The virtual narrator just about ruined it though. No inflection and mispronunciation of words like yeah and “tatas”