Pricey: Playing In Traffic by Fabiola Joseph

2016

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.

5 Pens

Deidre Dailey

My Urban Books Blog

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

Mrs. Terry

My Urban Books Blog