Review: Love Don't Love Nobody
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
I too read both books in one day.  Ms. Lace you worked it out, left it all on the desert floor.  You got me messed up!  i hope this book sells and sells and sells, not only because it is so worth the attention; but also because I might need some counseling too and I am sending you the bill.  This series is funny, amazing, touching, passionate, painful and heartbreaking.  Mainly, it is real.  This book dos not flow in black and white, nor is it neat and tidy.  It is abstract and messy, to the untrained naked eye.  But if you look closely there are lines, texture and depth created by the lighting.  Ms. Lace put color on that easel and threw in plenty of shading.  A male perspective on his forbidden love, breaking the ultimate taboo, in several ways.  What to do with love when it is not yours to have?  When it grows from lust, into soul wrenching - gut busting love. Can we, should we be judgmental to anyone involved here? Yet, there are innocents to consider and promises to keep and responsibilities to maintain and guilt.  I am sitting here just shaking my head thinking, but what about "my Kari."  It felt so real and painful. BUT, it was also hysterical when she went colored girl on him several times and rather than be mad, he was amused and tried to maneuver his way around "correctness."  "I can't grant you any wishes, I can't promise you the stars.  But don't ever question if my heart beats only for you, it beats only for you." - Emile SandeI cannot wait until October.