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Book Review: Boss Lady by Omar Tyree

So far in "Boss Lady" by Omar Tyree, I went into reading the book with the idea that it was going to be a great book and a reading mind filled with much enthusiastic. But with as much as I have read I don't really care for the book so much because the story is being told from Tracy's cousin “Vanessa” point of view and it really does seem like Tracy's cousin is kind of "obsessed" with her cousin's life and likes to allude to her cousin’s books as answers to her problems. To me it seems that Vanessa likes to relate to her exceedingly gorgeous cousin Tracy who lives a very prestigious life. She knows everything little detail and element about Tracy’s life to where it positions you to the point that it makes you seem like "oh wow, she's incredibly fascinated about her extraordinary lifestyle." And sometimes when you read a book it keeps you on the edge of your seat, keeps you wondering what's going to happen next, and makes you want to stay up late all night literally dying to read and finish it. But sadly when I was reading this book, the plot of the story confused me, and it honestly didn’t make me want to keep reading. For example, last night I told myself to at least try and finish but it never caught my attention from the beginning.
I wouldn't recommend this book for anyone with as much as I have read so far, but even if I do decide to finish it I still don't think that I would recommend this book for anyone.

By: Taylor A Johnson
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Title: The BEST KEPT SECRET
AUTHOR” KIMBERLY LAWSON-ROBY

In “The Best Kept Secret” By Kimberly Lawson Roby, Charlotte Black happens to be Pastor Curtis Black wife and also the first lady of their new found church Deliverance. Charlotte and Curtis decided to move to Michelle which is a small time around Chicago to try and provide a better life for their seven year old son Matthew. Every since the time that they moved Charlotte complains about her new lifestyle and her husband’s income from his now small average size new church. Before they moved Curtis provided his wife and son with a very high class lifestyle but now Charlotte complains about their middle class lifestyle because she quotes “wants more for her and her family.” And when Curtis began his weekly “church” column in the newspaper Charlotte doubted her husband with the negative idea of it ever being turned into a book.
But to my surprise Charlotte begins to have an affair with Brother Malone from the church committee, who is also her husband Curtis’s best friend also known as Aaron Malone. She continues to have an affair with Aaron for more than three months while lying to her husband stating that “she has to work late hours”. Charlotte continues her affair throughout most of the book until one late night Aaron asks Charlotte to “divorce and leave her husband” and to come and start a life with him. Charlotte refused because she knew deep down in her heart that she still loved her husband and that she had a son who she couldn’t leave or take away from his father. Shortly afterwards Charlotte knew that she had to end this “thing” that she had going on with Aaron Malone, her husband’s best friend. Brother Malone didn’t take the break up rather well and literally threatening Charlotte for her life if she didn’t ask her husband Curtis for a divorce or either he would tell Curtis about the affair that they was having, and he was going to tell it ALL. Charlotte refuse to ask for a divorce and tried to make her marriage work, but one night out of the blue Aaron called Pastor Black while Charlotte was in the car leaving their date, and told Curtis that his wife had been cheating on him and that his only son Matthew is not his. Life for the Black family was no longer the same from there.
For the next 3 weeks Curtis refused to even look his wife in the eye and couldn’t even speak a word to her. Anxiously waiting the DNA results came in stating that MATTHEW BLACK was indeed not his, and that honestly tore Curtis into pieces. Hours, days, and weeks went by and undeniably Charlotte found out that she was pregnant, “but for who?” she thought for the longest. When Curtis found out he was filled enthusiastic but reality hit him that the baby girl that his wife Charlotte was carrying had a huge possibility of him not being the father but his ex friend Aaron Malone actually being the father.





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