Review: perfectly Flawed
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
Well Ms. Henry once again knocked it out of the park! This compelling, deep and abiding love between Avivia and Jason is so amazing in its depth and breath and capacity to expand to allow brotherly love in as well. The entire family that Jason found he belong to has jumped into my heart and I want the rest of this story of Jake, Josh and Jackson. I really hope this is not the end of this families journey. This was so worth the wait.This not a story for the faint of heart. If you don't like the ugliness in humanity then you may not want to read this or the first book. The ugly side of this are the very type of people you hope you never encounter because all of the compassion and respect for life would be tested and probably compromised. What makes this so powerful and amazing is the true connection of brothers, a father and a love of the perfect person to unite what was ripped a part through deception, evil, and pure jealousy of what another person had. You are drawn in to it all and really can't help but agree with Jason and cheer for his brothers standing strong with him even as he struggles to accept their love and loyalty. This is definitely on my top 5 list along with the first part of this story. I really hope we get the privilege of Ms. Henry finishing their whole story.This IR is so well done because it does focus more on the love and pull that has without regard for race. The supporting characters such as Steve and McKenzie add to the dynamics instead of take away. I want to see how this pan out with Jake and McKenzie because they are intense and fun. Steve feels like his involved with what and when these events came back to bite Jason. I am starting to believe that Steve is not a true friend. I hope we find out.The writing voice is smooth and believable and breaths honest, deep and heartfelt emotions that span the spectrum of intensity in all of us. The hard stuff was handled well. The few errors were due to editing not Ms. Henry. I am betting that if I read this before being edited there would not have some of these errors. I also think this would have been a bit more intense in its raw nature. Keep it coming you are doing fantastic writing in an area, IR especially white men with black women that has not had such great depth and care given to its truth in fiction and reality. I couldn't put this down just like the first one. By all means take your time in writing because this is a reflection of how much love and respect you have for telling an amazing story that has become a journey to completion.