Lunchtime Chronicles: Brown Sugar

A Spicy Bodyguard Romance

She's the world's biggest entertainer and he's the man tasked with guarding her with his life...

You can't scroll through social media without seeing R&B songstress Kiana's name.
As the top selling music artist of the last decade, she's everywhere.
But, with fame, sometimes comes danger.
After a close call at a nightclub, it’s clear Kiana needs better security.
Enter, Tyson Jeffries, 6’4”, 250 pounds of ‘eff around and find out.
As Kiana’s new bodyguard, his job is to ensure no harm comes her way.
The superstar might be beautiful, but he’s less than thrilled to work for a spoiled celebrity.
Kiana isn’t Tyson’s biggest fan either, finding him too strict and uptight.
Then, one night of too much champagne changes everything.
Come the morning after, they’re left full of regrets and mixed feelings.
But soon it becomes clear the mystery threat after Kiana will stop at nothing.
Even if it means ruining the songbird for good, so no one else will have her…

***Brown Sugar is a spicy interracial bodyguard romance with adult themes. It is not suitable for readers under the age of eighteen.***

Narrators (fake) ruined this book

Great story and plot. Not too heavy on sex scenes which IMO is a good thing. Sometimes it’s worth the money to pay for real narrators versus AI. For that reason alone o cannot recommend this book even though it was free.

The Princess’ Goliah

Very surprised to have a realistic mystery story so well developed with interesting characters, lots of twists and turns that kept the audiences on edge and trying to figure out who the culprit was before the reveal. Very interactive with social media references , glamorous lifestyle and secret service jargon like “You come for her, we’re coming for you”. The story was actually more intriguing than the sex scenes.

The more one listens to virtual voices the more one begins to normalize it, the male voice for instance was tolerable but the Black female voice still needs authentication.