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New Review : All My Sisters and Me : Sheryl L. Lister

 

5 out of 5 books

After almost a decade of marriage, Giselle is still childless and jealousy is rearing it’s ugly head. Kamryn loves her husband’s family, but her and Giselle can’t seem to get along. Chanel and Taylor are also a part of the family watching the drama from the sidelines. Will everyone become a happy family?

All My Sisters and Me reminds you of the good African American contemporary fiction throwback novels of the’90s. Lister does a good job of bringing good, vivid characters that deal with a variety of situations. This book is engaging, fast-paced, and will make readers want to discuss it with other readers. All My Sisters and Me is a quick and entertaining read by Sheryl L. Lister.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert 

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New Review: Writer in Residence: Rhonda McKnight

5 out of 5 books

 

 Alexandra “Alex” Chambers is a successful writer that is suffering from a severe case of writer’s block. If she doesn’t come up with her next novel soon, her contract is on the line. Alex has a unique opportunity to be a writer in residence. But Alex may get more than she bargained for when Gabriel Scott enters the picture. Alex also gets to discover the rich history of the Gullah Geeche culture as well as her own background. 

Writer in Residence is about more than a writer with writer’s block. This story is about the growth of Alex the writer and the person. Rhonda McKnight does a good job of incorporating the rich history of Gullah Geeche culture into this story. Readers will also enjoy the interesting familial twist in this book. Family lies, romance, and revelations makes Writer in Residence an enjoyable read and a good book club pick from Rhonda McKnight.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of UrbanReviewsOnline.com      

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New Review: Ruin: Nikki-Michelle

 

5 out of 5 books

Summer and David have been best friends as well as business partners for years. David is in love with Summer but she is not comfortable with him being bisexual. David is trying to convince Summer that he’s still all the man that she needs. Things get more complicated when David’s friend Michael comes to town. Michael feels that he has some unfinished business with David. But when Michael meets, Summer things get a little tricky.

Sex, scandal, and lies is what you’re going to find in Ruin. Nikki-Michelle throws so many bombshells in this story that you almost don’t know where to turn. This is an excellent erotic drama but you must have an open mind to read this.Ruin is messy, dirty, and salacious fun.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert

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New Review: Nemesis: Harper Black

 

5 out of 5 books

Amara has resisted her mother Paige’s life of wealth and soft living forever. Paige has been trying to stop the voice that plagues Amara’s mind. But that voice just gets louder and louder because it wants to tell Amara a story. When Amara stumbles upon an old picture of her mother Paige and four other people, the voices continue. Why doesn’t Paige want to acknowledge this picture? What does the Greek names on the back of the pictures mean?

Nemesis is a dark, twisted, psychological thriller by Harper Black. This book is unlike anything that you’ll ever read. When the characters are introduced in this novel, you’ll wonder how they are all connected. Black does an excellent job showing you how they all fit into Amara’s story. This story does switch from the past to the present but it’s still easy to follow. Readers will find themselves questioning what is real and what is not. Harper Black brought us a book that is full of secrets, denials, and delusions with Nemesis.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert

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New Review: Vengeance: Anna J., Octavia Grant, and Olivia Renee Wallace

 

5 out of 5 books

The Houston Family Funeral and Crematorium was ran by Tyrone Houston. He took meticulous care of the dead. But when Tyrone dies, his children find out that he was doing more that just burying the dead. He was creating the dead.Tyrone’s daughters now have to piece together the secret life of their father. What will they do?

Words can’t describe all of the things that happen in this book. Anna J., Octavia Grant, and Olivia Renee Wallace brought us a disturbing story with Vengeance. These trio of authors expertly put together a sinister tale that readers will not be able to put down. Just when you think that you have this story figured out, you don’t. If you are looking for a fast-paced, diabolical thriller, then you need to make Vengeance your next read.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert 

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