Connecting at a young age Ayceion and Nikhol build a friendship that unexpectedly separates them, leaving Ayce with a yearning heart. He wanted nothing more than to care for her as best as possible. When the opportunity presents itself, Ayce just does that. Nikhol didn’t think the tall boy with the prettiest shade of brown skin who lived in her building would become her first real friend. Ayce was her first true love, and heartbreak at twelve years old. In a sense, Nikhol resented him but thanked him for changing her life as well. Afraid to let him completely into her world when the universe aligns their paths a second time, Nikhol does what she knows best and runs. Not far, though, because Ayce didn’t let her. His name should’ve been in the dictionary next to apply and pressure because he did exactly that. Now that he was back in her world, Ayce wanted to reside there and give Nikhol no reason for her feelings to shift. This is a short tale of love, loss, and the rekindling of what was always destined to be.
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.
