Review: was a page taken out of the movie "The Best Man" as far as I'm concerned
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
Once again, there has to be some writer's magic when writing these hood novels; and there also has to be some practicalality as well.  The storyline for me was predictable from the moment she was getting those calls;  come on!  There was no depth, and once again she had the chance to explore a relationship with El, and she  chose not to venture down that road, and to me that would have made this story so much more explosive.  The way it ended, was a page taken out of the movie "The Best Man" as far as I'm concerned.  I know it's just inexperience from the writer that made this book just "okay", when she had the storyline to go along with the characters sitting right in her lap to make this truly a page turner. ***For all of you out there claiming that this book is a page turner, then you don't know good reading, this was far from a page turner** I'll always finish a book to see how it ends, (but a page turner is when you can't put the muthaf*cka down, and you're reading until 3am in the morning, and you have to get up at 4:45am to get ready for work).  Some of you use the phrase "Page Turner" too freely and often almost on every hood novel, and that to me,  gives readers a false review!!! I'm just saying!!