BOOK REVIEW | Sinsatiable

Sinstatiable
by Shelia Lipsey

Alisha Carlise is a dancer who’s always dreamed of having a dance studio. When she inherits a sum of money from her grandparents, she’s delighted to finally make her dream come true. Aisha dream begins to crumble when the owner of the building, where she’s renting space for her studio, decides to sell it. It becomes obvious there is no way she can get the funding to purchase the building. The thought of losing her beloved studio devastates Aisha.

BOOK REVIEW | The Truth About Love

The Truth About Love
by Tia McCollors

If you read Zora’s Cry, then you are familiar with the friends Zora, Monet, Paula, and Belinda. They are back in this second book, facing new challenges in their lives. It’s not necessary to read the first book as The Truth About Love clearly stands on its own,

Paula has given birth to her second child, a little girl, but her husband does not believe he is the father of this child. On the other hand, Paula thinks her husband is cheating on her. Can her struggling marriage be saved?

BOOK REVIEW | Up Pops the Devil

Up Pops the Devil
by Angela Benson

Even though former drug dealer, Wilfred "Preacher" Winters, led an extravagant lifestyle, prison was the last place he expected to be. His acceptance of Jesus in his life turned out to be no ordinary jail conversion. Now fresh out of prison after a two-year sentence, more than anything Preacher wants to live for God and take care of his family through honest means.

The problem. The women in his life are not happy with the changes in Preacher even though they are for the good.

BOOK REVIEW | From Dusk to Dawn

From Dusk to Dawn by Niambi Davis
Reviewed by Tavares S. Carney
Amazon Rating: 5

Older Woman, Younger Man and Things In Between

In From Dusk to Dawn, author, Niambi Davis, takes us on a tumultuous love journey between main characters, Ayo Montgomery and Bilal Abdul-Salaam. Ayo, budding entrepreneur and single mother to a college-age son, Kedar, believes she is too old and set in her ways to be in a relationship at this point in her life; therefore, she definitely is not looking for love.

BOOK REVIEW | Secret Sex Wars: A Battle Cry For Purity

Secret Sex Wars: A Battle Cry For Purity
By Robert S. Scott, Sr.

Reviewed by Wanda B. Campbell
For The Culture Clique Book Club

Amazon rating: 5

Sound the Alarm!

Finally, there is a comprehensive book on sexual sin with real solutions.

In Secret Sex Wars: A Battle Cry For Purity, author Robert S. Scott, teams up with seven others to tackle and dispel societal myths and to proclaim the truth as presented in the Bible concerning sexual sin.

BOOK REVIEW | Seen It All and Done the Rest

Seen It All and Done The Rest
by Pearl Cleage

Reviewed by Tavares S. Carney

for The Culture Clique Book Club

Amazon Rating: 5

“Back to Life”

Pearl Cleage’s latest release, Seen It All and Done The Rest, is the story of woman searching for her reason for being. Josephine Evans is an almost 60-year old theatre-diva in Amsterdam. The star knows where her story began but isn’t certain where it will end. Facing prejudice for being an American citizen in Amsterdam during a war not many are in support of, Josephine returns to America. She returns to her homeland for three reasons, to check on her granddaughter, Zora, to tie up some loose ends with her childhood home and to prove the point she is still a "diva in demand" in Amsterdam. Josephine figures this is a prime time to take care of some much needed business while her best friend, Howard, stays behind to work his magic in Amsterdam.