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NEW REVIEW: Jae Henderson - Someday

Jae Henderson
Someday
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3 out of 5 books


Someday by Jae Henderson is the story of Tina "Tee" Long, one of the best event planners in Memphis, TN. Instead of a search for Mr. Right, she prays for a righteous man to come into her life...a man that will understand the fact that she chooses to remain celibate until she is married. The problem is that most of the men she dates proclaims to understand her views on sex before marriage, but they fail to go the distance and stick around. Tee is beyond hurt with her latest beau.

After a knee injury that ended his career as a NFL superstar, Michael Stokes is hired as a motivational speaker at one of the events that Tee is throwing. Once the two meet, sparks fly. The chemistry between Michael and Tee is evident. Michael seems like he is willing to take things slow and really get to know one another. Unfortunately, they may have to put their budding relationship on hold because a woman from Michael's past is unwilling to let him go.

Someday by Jae Henderson is a blend of Christian fiction and Romance. The auhor does a great job in the underlying messages to be learned throughout the novel. Personally, I did not care for the "crazy ex-girlfriend" aspect of the novel. In the very beginning and throughout, it makes mention that she is crazy enough to "kill" but I did not see anything throughout the novel that would lead me to believe that she was crazy enough versus just being a woman scorned. On another note, I was pleasantly surprised when I read that the character Michael was from my hometown. But the problem lies in the fact that the places that are mentioned just are not accurate. Aside from some minor editing issues, Someday was an okay read.

Reviewed by Leona for Urban Reviews

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