Review: A lot people had to question "Why Should I Love You?"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
I really enjoyed this book. In this book some of the men felt like the women didn't want real. They felt like they wanted lies & lies made 'em feel better. They felt like women pretended to be able to deal with real when all they're tryna do is figure out was how to change a man's perception of love. Like they tried to force what men didn't want on 'em so then they're put in the position to lie to you. For Abe's company to be so professional, highly reputable & renowned, he had some ghetto staff & crew members. Abe constantly questioned himself, "Why should I love you?" The things his mother did were crazy. He'd always try to prove to her & his stepfather that he was worthy of their love. Sarah programmed herself to hate her child because she knew if her secret was revealed things might change. She named him Abaddon because her husband thought it was suitable for a spawn of Satan. Susan was delusional. She was desperate to get Abe back to the point where she'd do or say anything. Keke was so manipulative. I loved Eli, he was mysterious & funny. I think the married man Robin was seeing is Esau. I liked Abe & lovely together. Lovely made Abe feel at peace & he made Lovely feel safe, protected, cherished & invaluable. Abe had a past but none of it mattered to her. But what will happen if the past comes back & bite them in the but? Can't wait for the next book