Review: Don't let the negative reviews sway you
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2010
At first, I wasn't going to review this book (nothing personal, there are plenty of books I do not review). But I felt compelled to write a more positive review. This is not the first book by this author that I have read, and it will not be the lastJada and Aaron met in college while working at an community center.  Aaron is white and wealthy and Jada is black and grew up lower-middle class.  They meet while both are attending Harvard, become friends, and share one night before going their separate ways.Now five years later, Aaron is back, and living in the same city as Jada.  But Jada has kept the secret of their one night together that has produced a little boy. Aaron's back for Jada, and there is no mistake about that.  I'm not sure what anyone expects, but its nice to read a story that had just enough drama to keep me interested.  This is NOT a "passionate" story, but lets be real; they don't have to rip each others clothes off on every other page for their love to be real.  And just for the record, not everyone liked "trolling nights" either.In my opinion this book is about lost love, and discovering what truly matters no matter what anyone says, and that includes Aaron's father and Jada's grandmother.