I’ve read several books by this author, and I found the books very entertaining. The story this time gave off a different vibe than the standard tale this author usually tells. In this story, Terrence “T-Murder” Burrell was a popular with the ladies’ rapper who’d once been married with three kids. He and his wife…
The Tale of Two Cities saga continues to evolve and bring readers a compilation of holiday treats for our consumption. The Valentines story brought readers Brooklyn and Austin’s story. After trolling Instagram and finding a handsome guy, much to delish for mere words, Brooklyn sent him a DM and the guy responded rather quickly. The…
Lordy you all, this author is trying to cause heart issues for old people. Thankful for good health when a sexy story like this one comes across my kindle. I’m sure I’ve made this statement many times, and I will say it again; this author can tell a love story like no one’s business. The…
If you haven’t read a St. Claire novel by this author, you are in for a first-rate treat, a delight, a joy, along with an expressive story. The author’s characters are always unpredictable. Magnus was by far the most complicated and the most enigmatic of all her characters combined. Readers, I liked him immensely. His…
Love’s Required was a passionate story with enough didactics to fill a decorative vase of reality. The first story in this series commenced with a commanding performance by both characters. Camille “Cami” Douglas and Logan Graham were an unintentional couple. Two broken souls both dealing with hurt and life’s trappings of loving and feeling…
Aubreé Pynn makes readers believe love is all-encompassing and that they need to handle it like a treasured commodity. Her latest book is a testament to that statement. The love story was nice. Here’s the thing, I was not certain the guy would get his girl with the drama he put her through in…
Don’t you like it when an author decides to change her pen name and writes another great story? Well- you don’t have to agree, nod and smile in acknowledgment, okay. The name change did not take any power from her writing. It might have enhanced somewhat. You’ll need to decide. Let me know if…
The story had me feeling a bit selfish in the way I expected the story to flow. If you read the previous review about Rashad and Lasha, you’ll recall that I thought they had a great connection. And to have to share their story with her mother Linda was almost a travesty. But hold up,…
The book opened with a synopsis asking readers if there was anything wrong with being single. Is there? Since I’ve been married for 30+ years, I can’t remember what it was like to be single. If an unmarried person chooses to stay that way, I don’t understand why others find this situation so offensive.…
Certain authors write about everyday families doing normal things, and readers think they know them. And no, we are not crazy. What that means is the author gave readers a chance to make a real connection with the characters to the degree that they felt like old friends. This story featured Jerry Jenkins and…