Review: Brava!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
This book was soooo incredibly good!! I always feel bereft when Nia Forrester's stories come to an end. I always feel as if I had to relocate, for a job, or something, from my really good friends that I've come to care deeply about and can only visit during holidays, weddings and funerals. LOLAlthough, there are a lot of grammatical errors, (let's face it, it's a pet peeve of mine) it does not diminish, the fact that, Afterwards, is a very detailed, thorough, well thought out, account of love. I fell for Chris Scaife, in Commitment. The friendship he found with Riley was priceless. However, I wondered who could accept, and truly love him, unconditionally, as is, because, he is rough around the edges (& some spots on the inside too). Robyn was his perfect foil. It was really something to witness the unfurling of different facets of this relationship, and it wasn't always easy. It was a skillful manifestation of perfect-imperfection!I also applauded Robyn for the way she dealt with her ex. She was a true lady and friend through it all. Not many could have been in that position and have been so magnanimous after all she'd suffered. And on the other hand, Chris's position allowed him a brand of justice, to be exacted in a timely, and most succinct manner and injected right where it counted most, in pure Alpha Male fashion!I really recommend this book, however, I am a biased reader of this author's stories because, I am always entertained and learn something new each time I pick one of her books, whether it's the names of obscure custom motorcycle manufacturers, different places and subjects, in Paris and Lyon, to research, French vs American Hip Hop culture or limited edition Hello Kitty Louis Vuitton. Priceless! So, in my opinion, Nia Forrester can write no wrong...unless she misspells it!! Ha!As always, fantastic job Ms Forrester!I look forward to your next feat. And know that you don't have to be afraid to make it just as long as Commitment was, either! IJS~Enjoy