Sweet Agony Shenaka Sullivan Books
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Mia has made being an African American business owner and mother look easy. She is now ready to commit to one special man to complete her life. She has much to offer, but like many women she catches hell trying to gain the affection and respect of a good man, one who is worthy of her Sweet love! Falling in love with Dre was easy, and his good looks, steamy sex and fun-loving nature made him seem like the perfect choice. But after discovering Dre's infidelities, Mia spiraled out of control, creating victims on her path of revenge. On this destructive journey she encounters with two important men Tyge, who re-introduced Mia to love; and Art, a fun, sexy fling who just happened to be married. Will she be able to claim her true love in Tyge, before it slips away? Or will the Agony from her past relationships cost Mia a final chance for happiness?
Sweet Agony Shenaka Sullivan Books
This book was not as good as everyone in this review made it seem. Everyone that read this book must still be in middle school correct? I ask this because who could not see the issues with this book. It was a nice effort but the summary gave the book no justice at all. The book was rushed...the author did not take the time to introduce us to the characters, her children were barely in the picture, and everythung was soo cliché...In The beginning when Mike bumps into Mia then she just throws her number out to him like really???? And why is he already calling Mia Baby?? And giving out hugs to shay? And when did Michelle Rachelle and the other one of Tyge mystery girlfriend come from?? Lets make this a little bit more realistic. The reason why I read African American novels is because I find them to be relatable but this was not the one. Also in the story (this is how I know this book was rushed) Dre, at one point, was next to her in bed and then miraculously in jail??? I am not sure if thay was a typo but yea. When writing a story, you need to be able to target the audience, have a full understanding and relation to them to be able to write a story that could be given to them. Because these people are grown but this book was not written for "grown folks". (Minus the sex scenes). I wished the author took her time with the development of the story, giving a background of each character she introduced, making sure her transitions were great (or at least reasonable) and fully elaborating on one situation at a time. Describe how the day went with Mia and Tyge when he came over to help her paint. What happened? How did they connect? What are her children like? Instead of Shay being her Best Friend since forever, how is she as a friend. Talk about her buisness, what does she do? How does it feel for her to be an African American women owning her own buisness?? Any character introduced within a novel shiuld have a spotlight moment at least ten seconds of background so the audience can have an understanding in who they are? (And I know I am not asking for too much cause other authors have incorporated all of this into their novels flawlessly). Overall, it could have had a better development.Product details
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Sweet Agony Shenaka Sullivan Books Reviews
This book is a must have, it's the bomb.com. Once I started reading this book I couldn't put the book down until I was finished. I read it in about 4 hours. It left me speechless and I can't wait till the next one comes out.
Sweet Agony is a very good novel. It will hold your attention. Surprised at the ending. Waiting on the sequel.
It was a great easy read with well thought out characters and a great storyline.
This was a really good read!!
Omg this book had me not wanting to put it down. I read it in one night. I was suppose to be sleep but just couldn't find a place to stop at cause it was so good.
A must read that is very relatable for those who have experienced difficulties with relationships. I look forward to more work from this author and more about Mia!!!
This was a good read. Not exactly what I expected, but still different in a great way. Just enough twists and excitement.
This book was not as good as everyone in this review made it seem. Everyone that read this book must still be in middle school correct? I ask this because who could not see the issues with this book. It was a nice effort but the summary gave the book no justice at all. The book was rushed...the author did not take the time to introduce us to the characters, her children were barely in the picture, and everythung was soo cliché...In The beginning when Mike bumps into Mia then she just throws her number out to him like really???? And why is he already calling Mia Baby?? And giving out hugs to shay? And when did Michelle Rachelle and the other one of Tyge mystery girlfriend come from?? Lets make this a little bit more realistic. The reason why I read African American novels is because I find them to be relatable but this was not the one. Also in the story (this is how I know this book was rushed) Dre, at one point, was next to her in bed and then miraculously in jail??? I am not sure if thay was a typo but yea. When writing a story, you need to be able to target the audience, have a full understanding and relation to them to be able to write a story that could be given to them. Because these people are grown but this book was not written for "grown folks". (Minus the sex scenes). I wished the author took her time with the development of the story, giving a background of each character she introduced, making sure her transitions were great (or at least reasonable) and fully elaborating on one situation at a time. Describe how the day went with Mia and Tyge when he came over to help her paint. What happened? How did they connect? What are her children like? Instead of Shay being her Best Friend since forever, how is she as a friend. Talk about her buisness, what does she do? How does it feel for her to be an African American women owning her own buisness?? Any character introduced within a novel shiuld have a spotlight moment at least ten seconds of background so the audience can have an understanding in who they are? (And I know I am not asking for too much cause other authors have incorporated all of this into their novels flawlessly). Overall, it could have had a better development.
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