Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 23, 2013
It is official.  Nia Forrester has become one of my favorite authors, I will buy a book with her name on it, simply because she wrote it. One of the reasons that she has become one of my favorites is her uncanny ability to draw you into her stories, they then become your stories. Those stories resonate with you long after the story has concluded.  Keisha was used to being "the mistress" and after the death of her benefactor, she was forced to come to terms with who she had become.  Talk about looking for love in all the wrong places. She moves back home with her father and meets, yet another man. I loved the witty banter between Jayson and Keisha. As well as the banter between her and Angie. But I also loved exploring the deep rooted issues that resounded so loudly within both of them. The imagery of the story tweaked my already active imagination, I could see the hotel rooms, the beautiful wrap around porch as well as the tiny apartment.  I love how Nia weaves a web of deceit, then unravels it string by string to reveal the vulnerabilities of the parties involved. You've got to read this one for yourself. Excellent book. Yes, I highly recommend it, but I also recommend you go back to the beginning with Unsuitable Men.