Friday, November 13, 2026

New Review: A Girl from Riverview: Olivia Renee Wallace




5 out of 5 books


Nia Brooks is a smart young woman from Riverview. When Nia gets a scholarship to Blackwell University, she is excited. Blackwell University is one of the state’s most prestigious schools and Nia has worked hard for this opportunity. But one tragic night changed everything. Nia was assaulted by five affluent men from a wealthy town. Soon there is a trial that does not give Nia the justice that she deserves. But someone has other ideas. When each of the young men are killed one by one, the town is wondering who is responsible.


A Girl from Riverview is an excellent novel from Olivia Renee Wallace. While this is a very tragic and timely subject matter, there is so much more to this story. Although Nia is the main character of this story, there are other supporting characters that also play a significant role. This book is full of secrets, lies, and revelations. Readers need to pay attention because once this story gets going, it moves at a rapid pace. A Girl from Riverview is a thriller that will give readers something to talk about long after they finish.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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Wednesday, October 28, 2026

New Review:The Narcissist: Octavia Grant


                                                                                                                   

5 out of 5 books

Dr. Myla Pleasant is an expert at helping her patients to stop mentally toxic behaviors and to recognize the red flags. Myla has been single for years until she meets Dante Helgard at a New Year’s Eve party. Dante is a sexy and handsome realtor that looks like the perfect match. But there is something dark and sinister that is within him. Will Myla see the signs before it’s too late?

Crazy, nuts, and twisty, are just some of the adjectives that can be used to describe The Narcissist by Octavia Grant. On the surface, this looks like your typical woman meets the wrong man story. But you would be so wrong in assuming this. This book is full of drama that is so disturbing that readers will not see any of it coming. Grant also does a good job with character development because…well just read it! Octavia Grant has brought us another thriller with The Narcissist.


 Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert                                   



Monday, September 28, 2026

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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Monday, September 21, 2026

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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Friday, July 24, 2026

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




New Review: A Girl from Riverview: Olivia Renee Wallace

5 out of 5 books Nia Brooks is a smart young woman from Riverview. When Nia gets a scholarship to Blackwell University, she is excited. Blac...