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on March 6, 2017
This book was so good I couldn't put it down I was all in my feelings with this book. I wanted to fight everybody. Belle just seems like she the cause of everybody problems but she just wants love. I'm rooting for her and Sway. Kappa trifling butt needs to be done ooh. I kind of felt sorry for Tash. Jewel need to sit down somewhere too.
on March 15, 2017
I loved this novel full of drama, characters were well developed. Looking forward to the next Shante release.
on April 12, 2017
This is most definitely a page turner!
I so love Belle and Sway, and hope that they can become 1
Can't wait for part 2!!!!!
Shante D you did an amazing job with this and I'm hoping
I don't have to wait long for part 2.
I so love Belle and Sway, and hope that they can become 1
Can't wait for part 2!!!!!
Shante D you did an amazing job with this and I'm hoping
I don't have to wait long for part 2.
on May 22, 2017
I loves me some drama drama drama it excites me this no cell kept me interested it is not a disappointment get it if you havent
on May 7, 2017
I loved this book but Kapa made me wanted to stop reading it. He was such a liar. This book pulled me in and kept me holding on for dear life.
on May 16, 2017
It was quite predictable. The writing was nice. A bit on the "been there, done that" side, but still a fairly decent read.
on March 21, 2017
This book wasn't at all what I was expecting. I struggled to finish the book.
on February 28, 2017
I checked the categories for this book on Amazon and Kindle Scout to be sure I hadn't missed the classification. I nominated the book and it was selected by Kindle Press. Since I support indie authors, I always read and review any book I nominate after it is selected.
Where do I start? Shante D. can write. There is no denying that, but this book has so many things wrong. The first is dialogue that is so crass, redundant, and colloquial I needed a decoder. The book is loaded with inconsistencies. The main character, Belle, is an honor student who earned a "free ride" to college. (She never goes to class.) She is on the dean's list. Her adopted father is a pediatrition. Yet, she speaks like an uneducated ditch digger. Her parents lived in the "burbs", but she and her sister returned to the "hood" like dogs returning to their vomit. The characters have no morals. Oh, but this is erotica not romance. Any writer with this much talent should have written about escaping a life of sex and drugs not running to it. Lastly, the book has no end. The good news is there is still hope for the story to be uplifting.
Where do I start? Shante D. can write. There is no denying that, but this book has so many things wrong. The first is dialogue that is so crass, redundant, and colloquial I needed a decoder. The book is loaded with inconsistencies. The main character, Belle, is an honor student who earned a "free ride" to college. (She never goes to class.) She is on the dean's list. Her adopted father is a pediatrition. Yet, she speaks like an uneducated ditch digger. Her parents lived in the "burbs", but she and her sister returned to the "hood" like dogs returning to their vomit. The characters have no morals. Oh, but this is erotica not romance. Any writer with this much talent should have written about escaping a life of sex and drugs not running to it. Lastly, the book has no end. The good news is there is still hope for the story to be uplifting.
