Iss 3/October 2016
Revues Galore
without any dead areas making this a must read novel.
If you love a good tale of sex, lies, deceit, and drama,
then you will love this book.
Someone For Me 3 by S. Raven Storm
If These Walls Could Talk: A Secret Love
Affair by T’Ann Marie & A. Ward
The author’s imagination had to have been doing all
kinds of backflips and cart wheels while penning this
story. The title fits the book perfectly. The cover is
symbolic of the story, but due to the adult content, it
really serves the book no justice. Without a doubt, it
will grab your attention because it's different, but
after you read it, you’ll realize it could have been
more inclusive.
This was quite an interesting novel. This was my first
read by this author and I must admit I enjoyed it. The
title fits the book, covering the story and giving
readers a hint of what the book is about. The cover is
awesome. It held a mysterious side to it and definitely
grabs the reader’s attention.
The introduction of the book starts off letting the
readers know why the book is titled as such. The story
is very believable and about two married couples that
are both sleeping around on each other. They created
a meeting spot in the same hotel room where they
always met up. The couples cheat during work hours
then go home and act as if nothing happened. This is a
normal part of life. I cannot relate to any of these
characters because I couldn't find a valid reason for
them to be cheating.
The synopsis introduced the plot about a young man
who has a hard time committing to anything,
including relationships. But after he is introduced to
some new things, he has to make the mental decision
to become a man or remain a boy. Even with the
predictability of the story, it still doesn’t decrease your
desire to move forward. It’s an absolute page turner.
The storyline is believable, even though the story had
a sci-fi feel to it (the characters all possessed a power).
That story inserts a bit of adventure and surreal events
and you feel like you’re watching a movie because the
words create powerful visuals.
The characters were introduced very well and the
story was easy to keep up with. I could not understand
why Tahleel would not leave Memphis. I understand
that she wanted her marriage to work, but the abuse
was a big no-no. This story dripped drama and sex like
a running faucet. The author dropped a bomb at the
end that left me speechless.
All of the characters were introduced impeccably. You
had no lingering thoughts about who they were or
where they came from. I can relate to all the women
characters and how they gave all of the male
characters a hard time because of their pasts. I call it
tough love, and it was well deserved. Each character
played their roles very well. And the sex scenes were
I am for sure that there will be a sequel because the
author could not consume all of this in one book. The
author kept the b ook flowing from the beginning
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