Review: Glad I hung on until the end
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 22, 2013
In the spirit of full disclosure, I would like to state that I received a review copy of this novel for free in exchange for an HONEST review.  First let me say that this book was well written.  There were a few minor things with wrong word usage, such as wrap instead of rap, but they were few and far between and did not distract from the overall book.  I almost quit reading this book halfway through, as the main character was morphing into someone I really disliked.  But I thought perhaps, after she got all of her anger out of her system, from being treated so poorly most of her life, that she would eventually go back to her true personality.  It seems she had always come in second to all the other women around her, and one of her coworkers went out of her way to be ugly to her, so at first I was glad to see that she started to stand up for herself.  Then it progressed to the point, where she was going out of HER way to hurt others.  When she told her therapist that she just wanted some fun, and was adopting this new persona for excitement. He asked her when she would know to stop.  And that was the key question, and it was answered by the end of the book.  I am just glad that I kept reading until the end. The conclusion answered all the mysteries surrounding Blue Ivy Rose.