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Generational Curses
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L.D. Hardy (Goodreads Author)
Paperback, 360 pages
Published
September 22nd 2011
by Staffordshire Lane Publishing
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Vicious Cycle
Cynthia Solomon wants to break the curse that has haunted the women in her family. Things appear fine until her senior year of college. She's living with her best friend, Taylor, while doing an internship. The ladies are the complete opposite of one another. Taylor finally talks Cynthia into going out on a date with Mitch. She lets her hair down and gets caught up. Will she be able to break the cycle? Or will Mitch be the one to lead her down the path of the curse?
L.D. Hardy does a...more
Cynthia Solomon wants to break the curse that has haunted the women in her family. Things appear fine until her senior year of college. She's living with her best friend, Taylor, while doing an internship. The ladies are the complete opposite of one another. Taylor finally talks Cynthia into going out on a date with Mitch. She lets her hair down and gets caught up. Will she be able to break the cycle? Or will Mitch be the one to lead her down the path of the curse?
L.D. Hardy does a...more
"Generational Curses" is a novel that unfortunately a lot of young African American males and females will be able to relate to. The characters in this book will mirror their lives or the lives of someone they know. I was able to relate to one of the minor characters and after reading The story revolves around a young college student name Cynthia and her attempts to juggle her family, personal and professional life while living in Atlanta. The three are often intertwined.
The author choice of voc...more
The author choice of voc...more
The hardest part of being a parent is watching your children make the same mistakes you made and not being able to do a single thing to stop it. Life is a series of lessons and no matter how hard others try to share their experiences and knowledge with you in the end it's very hard to learn from others mistakes.
Cynthia vows to make something of herself and her life. She has a solid plan and is well on her way towards reaching her goals. Suddenly she is taken off course and finds herself right i...more
Cynthia vows to make something of herself and her life. She has a solid plan and is well on her way towards reaching her goals. Suddenly she is taken off course and finds herself right i...more
This author sent me a message on GoodReads (she did not ask for a review) about this book being available for free download on Kindle for one day so I took the bait. Honestly, I downloaded this novel as a time filler thinking it would be a quick read and predictable story line but I soon found myself reading it straight through. Some of my initial concerns proved to be true but there were those moments that the suspense had me on edge.
Cynthia “Cindy” Solomon is a focused college senior studying...more
Cynthia “Cindy” Solomon is a focused college senior studying...more
A very good read...disappointed with the ending so hopefully there's a part two.
As a parent, I can relate to this book. Good parents want the best for their kids. Cynthia's mother was no different. I don't want to spoil the story, so I'll just say that the characters were well developed and the story was believable. I'm originally from Beaufort, SC so I could relate to the Savannah, GA references.
As a parent, I can relate to this book. Good parents want the best for their kids. Cynthia's mother was no different. I don't want to spoil the story, so I'll just say that the characters were well developed and the story was believable. I'm originally from Beaufort, SC so I could relate to the Savannah, GA references.
I really liked this book...the ending left me wondering what would happen next? Wonder if there will ever be a sequel...
This novel is a def a winner!!! read this book less than two day, This book was outstanding!
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LD Hardy was born in the small rural town of Garysburg, North Carolina. Being raised in a small town helped shape her outlook on the world but it also made her eager to see what else lie outside of the confines of her hometown. As a young girl, she learned to use books to take her where her feet could not.
She was educated in the Northampton County School System until she moved to Greensboro, North...more
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