Then it was the way that he was so good with Natalie. I have never seen someone fight like that for a relationship. He brought his own baggage into the relationship but he was willing to try all the time to make it work. He literally was willing to move the Earth, the Moon, and stars for her because of how much he loved her. I just need a Black man in my life like Everett and everything will be just fine. My favorite part of this book: the way that Everett treated Jo.

Throughout the book, they fight to build a relationship and be open and honest with each other. Everett is a famous rapper/musician and lives a completely different lifestyle from Jo.

Unfortunately, they come from 'different' worlds. She encounters Everett also known as 'Big South' and they have this instantaneous attraction. This book focuses on Jo as she attempts to bring some normalcy to her life after getting divorced and becoming a single mother. He is the third book boyfriend that I have acquired this year and I'm not sure what that says about me. It was so good that it made me want my own Everett. A few people have been telling me to check this series out so I thought I would read it while I was in a huge mood for contemporary romance. Wow! So Let Me Love You is the first book in the McClain Brothers series. So no one was going to tell me to read this book sooner?!? How did ya'll not tell me to read this book when it first came out My own personal presences aside, I think this was a great romance that deals with the celebrity trope and I enjoyed watching Jo and Everette trust and fall for each other.Ĥ.5 Stars. While I loved the beginning, I did get annoyed in the later half when the exes. I will say, though, that I don't like the jealous ex trope in my romances and this book had TWO of those who took a majority of the conflict for the second half of the book. I really enjoyed how Jo slowly broke down and let Everette into her life and how important both of their children were to them and the choices they made. I loved how it was a celebrity romance and Everette tried so hard to prove to Jo that he wasn't a womanizer and took his relationships seriously. In the beginning, I really enjoyed this book. Everette is completely stricken with Jo, though, and is determined to have her in his life. She meets Everett, a big rap star, and is immediately put off by his womanizing ways. Jo Walker is a single mom who got divorced because her husband cheated on her. I really loved the bodyguard novella later on in this series, so I knew that I had to go back and read the beginning of this series.

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