Part of Series
After the devastating loss of her child’s father, Leerah struggles to piece her life back together. Despite her best efforts to keep her distance, she finds herself entangled in a complicated situation. Trying to resist her growing feelings for her baby father’s godbrother, Cree, Leerah grows overwhelmingly confused with mixed emotions. He was against the rules—strictly forbidden. But sometimes… rules were meant to be ignored. They both knew the risks and the boundaries they were crossing, yet their connection was undeniable. Cree didn’t pursue her to save her but to remind her of what she meant to him… of who she’d always been. Maybe, just maybe, Cree was the person Leerah needed all along. Please Here With You Forever is book 2 in the Evermore Series and does not include a cliffhanger.
Author
BriAnn Danae is a 20-something-year-old native of Kansas City, Missouri where she currently resides. In October of 2015, she began penning her first novel and signed to her first publishing company in December of 2015. Her first novel Speechless: When Love Hurts released in January 2016, and since, she has enhanced her catalog claiming over 40 titles to date. With the help of her colorful imagination and amazing readers, each tale has marked the Amazon charts as a bestseller. A lover of everything romance and what it entails, BriAnn beautifully merges complex urban socio-economic realities into her writing, and presents her novels in a way her readers can relate. Though fictional, she grasps the attention of her audience, snatches their breath away with each page, and leaves them yearning for more by the end of the book. A lasting impression of her work is what BriAnn strives to leave behind once the readers close out the pages of any book she pens. The Urban Romance genre – as she calls it – isn’t just butterflies in your stomach, or dark and gritty, as described by the internet. She classifies her writing as soul snatching, heart yearning, chest throbbing, and downright some of the most exhilarating literature one could grace their eyes upon.
