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A review by shakirrashaan
Twisted Seduction by N'Tyse
5.0
After spending the bulk of my Sunday delving into the world of Nadine, Denise, and Jeff, I found myself uttering those exact words that are in the title of my review.
N'Tyse managed to grab my attention from nearly the word "go", and I found myself blazing through at break-neck speed until the climax and conclusion. The ending was wild and completely out of left field, but you definitely need to get the book to know what I mean by that.
The subject that this book was built around was a subject that not very many people wish to broach, nor can they find themselves empathizing with either female character. However, she masterfully maneuvered through the ups and downs and the real feelings - good, bad, and ugly - that each one went through. I found myself feeling sorry for what Denise went through, but some of it was her own doing because she failed to do the two things that are needed in relationships: she failed to trust, and she failed to communicate.
Nadine and Jeff... it's difficult to figure out if they truly were pawns in a grander scheme or not, but that is for the reader to decide, especially once everything that was done in the dark was brought to light.
All in all, I loved this book, and I can't wait to see what comes next from this beauty... Bravo, lady scribe, this gentleman scribe salutes your efforts. Until the next journey...
Shakir Rashaan, author of the Chronicles of the Nubian Underworld and Deviant Intent series
N'Tyse managed to grab my attention from nearly the word "go", and I found myself blazing through at break-neck speed until the climax and conclusion. The ending was wild and completely out of left field, but you definitely need to get the book to know what I mean by that.
The subject that this book was built around was a subject that not very many people wish to broach, nor can they find themselves empathizing with either female character. However, she masterfully maneuvered through the ups and downs and the real feelings - good, bad, and ugly - that each one went through. I found myself feeling sorry for what Denise went through, but some of it was her own doing because she failed to do the two things that are needed in relationships: she failed to trust, and she failed to communicate.
Nadine and Jeff... it's difficult to figure out if they truly were pawns in a grander scheme or not, but that is for the reader to decide, especially once everything that was done in the dark was brought to light.
All in all, I loved this book, and I can't wait to see what comes next from this beauty... Bravo, lady scribe, this gentleman scribe salutes your efforts. Until the next journey...
Shakir Rashaan, author of the Chronicles of the Nubian Underworld and Deviant Intent series