Review: ;0)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2012
BRIEF SUMMARYDarrell has had a rough life of being abandon as a child and growing up in an orphanage. Having survived mostly on his own as he got older along with his best friend and the person he calls his brother, Marcus, they both left Philly for a better life. Along the way, Darrell learns a bit about himself.THOUGHTSThis was another great book by the author. It again shows her talent with story telling and painting a vivid picture with her words. I actually spent the whole weekend re-reading the 'Sin City' series after reading 'Beginning of an Eclipse'. I found myself wanting to continue both Marcus and Darrell's story again, knowing, I've already read their stories. If I could leave a second review after reading both Buried Secrets and Twisted Obsessions again, I would.  In the 'Beginning of an Eclipse' we get to see Darrell's journey from a boy to man. And having Marcus along, tough he wasn't the focus of the story, was also good to see. Reading Darrell's happy ending in both previous books, I wondered if the author would be able to pull off keeping my interest on what happened in his life prior. Mission accomplished.Darrell was very entertaining and could drop it like it's hot as well as make stripping seem effortless. My favorite quote by Darrell in reference to his package below "I got enough to feed the needy and then some" and trust, he did live up to that quote. Along with Darrell's profession he also had this I don't care attitude, which, later becomes his down fall in his personal life. I liked reading about Roni and the other characters, but the show stopper was Darrell.If this is your first time reading the author's series, I suggest this book first, although it was published after, then 'Buried Secrets' and Twisted Obsession'.Storyline: GOODIntimacy: D.R.I.P = Don't Read In Public / VERY SPICYEnjoyment: GOODRomance Novel Junkies