The Kim Brothers Series by Kay Blake, A.E. Snow

A Contemporary Interracial Romance Novella Kasi: I have reached rock bottom. The kind of bottom that is so dark, there is no light at the end of the tunnel. There is nothing, but pain, loneliness and helpless despair. I didn't picture my life going this way. I wasn't suppose to be unhappy and broken. How can someone find the good in me when all the good I had was taken from me? Jae: Helping people makes me feel good. I don't do it for any accolades... moreA Contemporary Interracial Romance Novella Kasi: I have reached rock bottom. The kind of bottom that is so dark, there is no light at the end of the tunnel. There is nothing, but pain, loneliness and helpless despair. I didn't picture my life going this way. I wasn't suppose to be unhappy and broken. How can someone find the good in me when all the good I had was taken from me? Jae: Helping people makes me feel good. I don't do it for any accolades. I do it because when I needed someone to talk to, when I needed someone to keep me from spiraling out of control, I found it. From the first time I saw her, I knew that there was something about her. I didn't know what, but like a gravitational pull I wanted to know more about her even if she was here only to find some support for her grief. Maybe I couldn't solve her problems, but I wont let her face them alone. less

Book 2 of The Kim Brothers Series Savannah: My biggest focus in life is taking the steps necessary to get back to the person I used to be. And dancing seems to be the only thing that’s keeping that part of me alive. I love dancing. Love it with my whole being. And then there’s David. He’s different. He’s intriguing. And he is making me question all the things I’ve said about being in relationships. I’m afraid of being hurt again. I’m afraid of failing like I’ve done before... moreBook 2 of The Kim Brothers Series Savannah: My biggest focus in life is taking the steps necessary to get back to the person I used to be. And dancing seems to be the only thing that’s keeping that part of me alive. I love dancing. Love it with my whole being. And then there’s David. He’s different. He’s intriguing. And he is making me question all the things I’ve said about being in relationships. I’m afraid of being hurt again. I’m afraid of failing like I’ve done before. But maybe there is more room in my life for more than I originally thought. David: I’m not going to lie, I don’t take much seriously. Life is to be lived and life is for having fun. And so, I do just that. I live my life the way I see fit, and I repeat that mantra every day. No commitments. No attachments. Just uninhibited fun. But then I literally bump into the most memorizing, woman I’ve ever laid my eyes on. And now I’m torn between being the person I thought I wanted to be and wanting to be a better me for her. less