Review: Review of GODDESS
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 27, 2012
CONCEPTI found the concept very intriguing.  Through it, the author displays for reader the woes of seeking gainful employee.  Also we are treated to the emotional struggle to  overcome one's morals for financial gain.  Others elements found in the piece are blatant obsession as well as greed.CHARACTERSI was very surprised at the emotional depth that was put into characters. We're presented with a brief back story of each and we also get their sentiments as to how they feel about their current predicament.I also do admire the author for adding  identifiable characters for everyone.  I doubt after reading this, you won't see yourself as one of the people.Probably the wittiest character in my opinion had to be boyfriend Rod.  And the scariest, hands down, is Jeff.  The sharp contrast in these personalities shows the range at which the author can write.STORYThe only downside to this story is that it keeps you begging for more.  From page one it immediately sucks you in.  We are introduced to how various characters create fantasy worlds for different reasons.  For some, it's just an escape from reality.  For others, it's a means to make ends meet.  And still for some, it's self-esteem, a method in which they forget personal flaws.DIALOGUEThere was very little dialogue presented in the story.  However, as engaging as it was, the dialogue seems to blend right in.  Often you find rough dialogue that slightly disrupts the flow of the story.  However, as I read this piece, they coincided perfectly.STRUCTURESeveral flashbacks are found in this story as a critical way of establishment.  It allows us to understand the characters and sheds some light on their current predicaments.OVERALLI can't wait to see what happens next from the show to where Goddess' career may go.  I also am very anxious to see what other characters will be thrown in the mix.Would I recommend this book to another person?  Yes.Do I feel this book could be made into a movie?  Yes.Would I be reading more by this author?  Definitely Yes.Jerrice Owens, Future Bestselling Authors