Book Review: Love, Honor, Betray by Mary Monroe | Life Can Be Better When You Don’t Operate in Absolutes
Here we are, book three in the Lexington, Alabama series, Love, Honor, Betray by Mary Monroe and it was something else, ya’ll.
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Book Review: Empty Vows by Mary Monroe | Tell the Truth, Lies Are Hard to Keep Track Of
Empty Vows is a continuation of the Lexington, Alabama series by Mary Monroe and immediately picks up after the events from the ending of Mrs. Wiggins. I will not go into much detail because this is the second book in a series, and I don’t want to spoil anything. I will, however, tell you how I felt about the characters, writing style, and pacing because the setting was the same.
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Book Review/Reaction – Black Candle Women by Diane Marie Brown
Get in here! Diane Marie Brown’s, Black Candle Women checks these boxes: black and female characters of varying ages, family secrets, voodoo and hoodoo magic, and R&B music references. If this rings any of your bells, give it a read.
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