Review: Never Underestimate a Bi-Polar Stud!!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
I was literally on the edge of my seating as I flipped through the pages of this well written short story.  TKO did a wonderful job of describing the events that took place and putting me right there in the middle of the drama.  I loved the character development of Nikki, Dream, and Jazz so much that it made me think on how to build up characters in my own works.  Nikki was beautiful, but seemed to have low self-esteem which never constitutes the outer layer.  She just wanted to have the love reciprocated that she always gave away too willingly.  Dream was suffering from the "Devil's Disease" or so her mother called it, but was lacking a sense of humanity after being ridiculed for her choice of sexuality.  Jazz was as good as a friend could get and had her own issues with her man having been on lock down for a few years.  I don't want to give too much of the story away, but the feelings were spot on in this book and I could really relate to each character in the midst of each scene.  The only thing that threw me off was the timeline when she had a meeting with her long-lost friend Nadia, which seemed to take place on a Saturday.  Other than that, Authoress TKO nailed it and I will definitely be following her writing career and maybe even work on something with her if she agrees.  4.5 Stars and very much recommendable. ~ Gemini Phoenix