Saturday, October 10, 2015
Envy by Domonique Pequet Review
I found the Envy to be
very entertaining. The story truly drew me in, once I started
reading the book I couldn't put it down. The cover for this ebook
was very well designed. Looking at the title and the green backdrop instantly
made me wonder who was going to turn out to be the envious one. The
typesetting flowed very smoothly. There were a handful of
grammatical errors yet they didn't take away from the essence of the
story. The authors ability to switch easily from a narrator
speaking to the main character speaking is very refreshing
because she gives you a very clear background of each character's
story as well as what the main character was feeling and going through in
the present time. I would definitely read part two to this book when it's available.
If you're looking for a book with action, romance, and suspense this is
definitely a book you'd want to read.
4 pens
Mrs. Terry
My Urban Books Blog.
Until Tomorrow Comes by LaDonna Marie Revie
I found Until Tomorrow Comes to be a great read. I could really relate to the poetry, each poem was emotional but I found encouragement while reading the poetry. The author did an excellent job. I loved the typesetting it was very easy to read. I am looking forward to reading more books by this author.
Love Changes by Eartha Watts Hicks Review
Love Changes followed Mia on a wonderful and exciting journey. At first glance I didn't think I'd enjoy the book. I took a second look at the cover of the book and changed my mind. The design is simple black, red and white with about three pictures of a beautiful black woman. One of the pictures is featured on the spin of the book and though the picture is small it grabbed my attention. The editor did a great job editing the book. I found little to no mistakes. The story was very relateable. I found it very refreshing to read about someone with a normal job, normal life, and a normal family as opposed to reading about dope boys and rich people problems. This book was definitely a refreshing read and I'm looking forward to reading the sequel.
5 pens
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Too Early for Flowers by Kurt Sipolski Review
This books takes you on an amazing journey of a young woman raising a son diagnosed with Polio. This book is one that is sure to make you cry, laugh, and be thankful for the things that we tend to take for granted in life. The writers uses very descriptive words which help to identify with what each character is going through in the book. Though the front cover is quite plain with only a beautiful woman on it this is definitely not a book you would want to judge by the cover. The book features very minimum editing mistakes which do not make the story hard to follow and the typesetting is just right.
Alicia M. McNeal-Terry
5 Pens
My Urban Books Blog
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Wounded by Ben Burgess Jr Review
This
book was a great read, however I felt like the story drug on. I love when a
book has a lot of action. I loved the cover of this book. After reading the
synopsis I had judged the book and I wasn't sure if I wanted to read it. I had
never read about lesbians. I am so glad that I read this book. I felt the
emotions of Sam and Sasha. This was a great read and it lets you know that
women can be predators too.
4.0
Pens
-Deidre
Dailey
The Hustle by Donisha Derice and Jai Darlene Review
I've had this book for a while and i don't know I didn't read it sooner. Its a very good read. The character development was really great. The plot was not not hard to figure out. Sisters Beau and Belle were night and day but their love for family was the same. I loved the fact that the authors keep me on my toes with the many twist and turns throughout the entire story. It's a street story with a mix of Christian values. The editing was really good, I don't have to guess what the authors were saying which is always a plus. I read the paperback version and the typesetting is great as well. Now I don't care to much for the cover but the story inside made up for it. I'm excited to see what's going to happen in "Another Hustle." Well done ladies, you have definitely marked your spot as new authors to watch in 2015.
4.0 Pens
-Qiana Drennen
Unstable Creature by Angel B Review
Sophia couldn't win for losing when it came to love. No matter how hard she tried she never got the love she gave in return. That was the only thing missing ion her life. This is a very good read that teaches you a valuable lesson about who you choose to love. the story kept my attention and the ending caught me by a surprise. The editing and typesetting typesetting were really good, but I didn't to much care for the cover. In my opinion u can tell that the picture of the lady in the chair was photo shopped.
I give this book 4.0 Pens
-Qiana Drennen
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Legacy by Joy Deja King
Synopsis: The Legacy is a trilogy that introduces you to the very prominent yet deadly, Collins Family. Allen Collins is the head of the drug empire and he grooms both his sons to control it with him. He wants to create a legacy for his family that will continue on from generation to generation. But in Allen's quest to leave a legacy, he has to first survive his biggest competition, which is the Hernandez family. Allen also has to make sure that he keeps certain politicians, judges and police officers in his back pocket. But Allen's wife Karmen, might turn out to be his most fatal opponent when she eventually grows tired of being his dutiful wife and learns about his mistress.
Besides Allen trying to keep his wife loyal he also has to play peacemaker to his sons Clayton and Kasir. The men are complete opposites and constantly butt heads over their different styles on how to run the family business.
Finally there is Allen's daughter Ashton, that he absolutely adores. Ashton has the beauty of her mother but a mind to destroy like her father. The Legacy will follow the rise of the Collins Family to greatness and how they have to fight to remain united so they won't fall.
Coming May 20, 2015
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Weep Of The Willow by Iris Fambro Carter
2/14/2015 |
Atlanta,
Georgia 1983––Eva has been keeping a secret from her sister Annie. On her
deathbed, Eva has to clear her conscience. It is time to right old wrongs.
Crabtree,
Georgia 1921––Luella Mae Jameson has found herself in the last place she ever
expected to be…living life as the town whore. Luella Mae’s husband has run off
with the first “river-hipped thang” that crossed his path, leaving her to take
care of herself and their young daughter, Eva, the only way she knows how. After
visiting the voodoo priestess, who cast two spells to give Luella Mae her heart’s
desire, her life changes in ways she never expected.
Jimmy
Thompson is everything society expects him to be…a successful businessman,
married to a well-bred southern woman, and above all, a staunch racist and
member of the Ku Klux Klan. The only problem is he’s been in love with a
colored woman for most of his life and then he’s given the opportunity to have
her.
In
the midst of such violent times, where the lines have been drawn between
segregated whites and the colored folk of Crabtree, Georgia, Weep Of The Willow dares to share their
story of forbidden love and secrets.
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