Review: A great duology
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2014
Even though Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever is a parody of fifty shades of grey I tend to find that it doesn’t resemble it very much, apart from the BDSM it has its own suspenseful, yet funny story line. I loved it very much and it cracked me up most of the time. Keisha is funny and the chemistry between her and Tristan is great, the ending made me look forward to read book two immediately and let me just say that, that one didn’t disappoint either…I would definitely recommend this book.Exit Strategy picks up, right where Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever ended and let me just say that this sequel flowed flawlessly back into the story. In book one Keisha leaves Tristan after having another one of her episodes, she decides to put an end to their arrangement mostly out of fear that she might love him but it’s too late for her because she’s already fallen hard for him. And while Tristan’s trying his best to act as if he doesn’t care about her in that way he can’t stop thinking about her either, they find a way back to each other and all the fun and excitement in the grotto continues until the suspenseful parts in the book start to play out. In my opinion this book is even better than the first one and I want to give a big kudos to Ms. Lewis because I love to read suspense books and when I do, I always, well almost always guess who’s behind of everything before the plot reveals the perpetrator but she managed to have me second guessing myself the entire time...man, I really didn’t see this one coming and now I’m anxiously awaiting for book 3 to come out…