Just Say You WIll

Written by K.C. Mills

Narrated by Tamika Simone and Dean Watson

Kenyon Porter seemingly has it all; money, power, status, and respect. However, having it all is a matter of opinion. Due to family baggage, Kenyon has lived his life in the fast lane, where money and status have allowed him to live without regret. What happens when a thunderous storm of expectations and need filters its way into his life and causes him to reconsider if he really does have it all.

Rachel Williams is a woman with confidence. Men love her, and she has a close-knit circle that empowers her to feel like there’s nothing she can’t have or accomplish. However, there’s one thing that seems to be out of reach, and that’s the one man who ignites her desire to have something real. Unfortunately, after one man bruised her heart and soul so thoughtlessly, she no longer trusts her judgment enough to hand over her heart to anyone else.

Sometimes people are so damaged that they can’t find their way out of the storm in order to embrace love. Rachel and Porter must decide if what they have is worth fighting for and if they are willing to trust in love and each other. When you can’t completely trust your heart, sometimes it’s just as simple as letting go enough to “Just Say You Will.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
• Release date: Mar 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781705024478

K.C. Mills

K.C. Mills is an international bestselling author, speaker, and CEO. She has had over a hundred books hit #1 and is committed to writing exceptional literary works that offer a romantic twist while subtlety veering away from the norm and leaving readers and listeners captivated and wanting more.

Reviews for Just Say You WIll

[Kameel Gibson · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Porter & Rachel had a long hard journey filled with tons of obstacles to include close family members to finally get to their HEA. I did really love their support system, which happen to be their friends. This was a cute story with decent narration.

[Yomarrah G · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This wasn't my favorite book and I've listened to quite a few after discovering this author earlier this year. It was a good story overall. The narration was also pretty good. I did get annoyed with the male saying "woman" instead of "women" but I wasn't sure if that was how it was written or just how he was saying it. But overall, it was ok compared to the other things she's written.