Saturday, July 14, 2012

NEW REVIEW: Silk White - Tears of a Hustler 3

Silk White
Tears Of A Hustler 3
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1 out of 5 books


Tears of a Hustler 3 by Silk White gives you a refresher in what happened in the last chapter of the previous book. Ali is still locked behind bars, and Nancy is still his ride or die chick and willing to stand beside him, even during his life sentence. A new drug dealer comes on the scene by that name of Marvin. Marvin is trying to take over the streets even if he has to step on the toes of one of the most ruthless drug dealers, Paulenna. Marvin has no respect whatsoever for a woman and thinks that the rumors about Paulenna and her crew are all just that...rumors. Marvin soon finds out about how treacherous Paulenna really is.  Paulenna is not about to let anyone step on her turf. And she will do ANYTHING to keep intruders away. "ANYONE can get it" is Pauleena's philosphy.

Tears of a Hustler 3 by Silk White fell short in so many ways. Although Mr.White makes for an action packed novel, the story is so cut and dry. Everytime you turn the page its one group or another shooting something or someone up, with no regards to who gets hit in the process. The fact that there is not much of a story besides the bang bang, shoot 'em up effect makes the story at times confusing because you are wondering which group is the one doing the shooting this time. In comparison from the last novel, this read like a completely different novel and not one that should follow a sequel. The characters were the same but acted totally different from the previous two novels. It lacked depth, emotion and there was entirely too much going on within the story. Not to mention, this has to be the most poorly edited novel I have ever read and that is saying a lot considering how many books I read. There are mispellings riddled throughout and missing words. Honestly, this read like an unedited novel. My suggestion to Mr. White would be to go back to the first novel and re-read it and then read his last two to see that there is an obvious difference in the writing style and editing. Instead of worrying about how quick he can drop the next novel, the author should invest in himself and pay for a good editor.

Reviewed by Leona for Urban Reviews

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