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Halls of Deception
Deviance... Transitions... Lust... Murder... Raised by his loving mother, Robert Bins faces the harsh reality of a broken family. His polished look and smooth talk hoax women into falling madly in love while the grudge he holds for his father's absence affects his relationships. A handsome young man never taught how to treat a lady is a lethal mixture in a college setting...more
Published
June 7th 2012
by Black Rose Writing
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Author: Isaiah Weatherspoon
Published By: Black Rose Writing
Age Recommended: Adult
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Book Blog For: GMTA
Rating: 5
Review:
"Halls of Deception" by Isaiah Weatherspoon was indeed a excellent read. This author did a wonderful job with this storyline of how this young man started through life being raised by a single parent. This was a amazing ride through the life for Robert...leaving home,having roommates, the professors, his dear friends and having a great time with the many lad...more
Published By: Black Rose Writing
Age Recommended: Adult
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Book Blog For: GMTA
Rating: 5
Review:
"Halls of Deception" by Isaiah Weatherspoon was indeed a excellent read. This author did a wonderful job with this storyline of how this young man started through life being raised by a single parent. This was a amazing ride through the life for Robert...leaving home,having roommates, the professors, his dear friends and having a great time with the many lad...more
It was so evident that this book was written by a man that I found it quite interesting to read, it's the male version of a love-story.
THANKS TO NETGALLEY AND BLACK ROSE WRITING FOR THE PREVIEW
THANKS TO NETGALLEY AND BLACK ROSE WRITING FOR THE PREVIEW
This was an easy read. I liked the story line and the scandals
Mar 01, 2013
Karen K. Miller
marked it as wishlist
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