Review: Loved It
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
The book appealed on several levels. First of all you just had to be on the side of Mark he had recently been released from prison. His mother had died when he was away and he took a look at the life he had led and realized that he had done his mom a terrible disservice. He vowed to honor her memory by leading a straight life after his release. He went to prison at age 21 and was released five years later. One of professors who taught classes for prisoners saw that he had great potential and offered to help to learn computers and to help him to get a job with his brother upon his release. When he went to work he was given a young lady to help to train him by the name of Michelle. As they worked together  they recognized a mutual attraction and eventually became lovers. An incident at work(I won't go into it) threatened to ruin their budding relationship. Mark does the right thing and instead of doing something foolish responded to the threat with great maturity. The best part was watching their relationship blossom. They were very supportive of each other and never lost faith in each other. The sexual relationship between the two is handled so well even though hot. I still give Mark a lot of credit he was a young man who turned his life around and found a wonderful woman to live that new life with.