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February 11, 2014
Street Certified Review: Julia Press Simmons
Review by Shawnda H.@dioncheese.com
If you are one searching for a bit of curtailing action, then Dawn of Destruction by Julia Press Simmons may be the novella for you. The main basis story is built around a heart-breaking relationship, entailing sex, murder, lies, and of course some major mayhem!!!
I read as many urban author books as possible, and review them here on Dion Cheese.com. But there is a limit to my time, so I also welcome featured reviewers to contribute as well. And for Street Certified Review: Julia Press Simmons, this review was written by Shawnda.
Basically, the story line centers around a Nigerian native named Dawn Adeyemo, who is sent to America by her father after experiencing a severe tragic event that would forever change her; she became a disgrace to her family, and an outcast by her community. After arriving to the US she meets the man of her dreams named Chase who happens to be a white limo driver which is considered taboo by her native land and indeed multiplies her endless troubles even more so.
The crux of the mayhem surrounding Dawn begins shortly after her love affair with Chase who becomes deeply entrenched in a murder which he is innocent of. Dawn on the other hand during her time in America has been tortured, disrespected, and misused by several men including one who was very familiar to her while trying to get her American citizenship.
Being a victim of abuse, Dawn retaliates by becoming a vengeful predator seeking to destroy those who have done her wrong, and any innocents who have stepped within her path of rage.
However, Dawn life seems to become brighter once Chase the Limo driver saves her from an abusive Fiancé (Or is he truly her Fiancé time will tell)? Chase upon first sight finds himself loving Dawn. He vows within his heart to protect her from beginning; wanting their relationship to blossom from day one contrary to Dawn’s feelings for him. As the relationship develops Chase’s love for Dawn grows beyond mere affection and causes him to do the unthinkable which costs him everything.
My Critique of this novella:
Dawn of Destruction: Subtitled, Everyone Has to Die would have been a much better novel if it was longer and plot development. But, do not let this discourage you from reading this novel because it will take you on an emotional roller coaster ride Heaven to Hell. The character voices within the pages of this novella are so strong that you would swear the characters of this disturbing romance are sitting in the room with you….
In Conclusion, what I get from this story is one should never trust a woman that has been scorned!!! Beware you’ve been warned… I rate this book 3 out of 5 stars…
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February 10, 2014
Street Certified Review: Candy Lady
Shan smiles at the thought of success, and from the looks of it she may have smash novel…
This is my Street Certified review..Shawnda H.
Candy Lady is a story written by Authoress Shan Marie of the glorious and fun-time state of Georgia. The story itself is based around the main character Kamille ‘Kami’ Lathan and the troublesome times that she endures during and after her lover Carlos returns home from a long stint in prison. Although loyal, Kami has had an adulterous affair with someone who is indeed close to her heart and her man as well.
Later, she finds herself in another conundrum after her long-time lover Carlos disappears from within the pages of her life a second time. However Carlos’s best friend Joe steps to the plate with what seems to be well intentioned. He finds himself wanting more than just a handshake but Kami is reluctant to move in that direction with him although she does have strong feelings for him.
Not being one to take rejection lightly Joe becomes envious of Kami; albeit for different reasons (He wants the head position of the organization that she now heads but he and Carlos built).
As I turned the pages within this story I found myself despising Joe more than a church full of reverends having to share a dinner plate with Satan himself. Personally, Joe is as low as you can get. He is someone I would describe as the epitome of being a scumbag. One would be better off having Joe as an enemy than being a friend. I would have to say, Hanging with a poisonous viper on your forearm would suit you better.
Nevertheless, as you continue reading this story one will easily see that Kamille is the ride or chick who faithful to the end who goes through a period of severe emotional devastation and otherwise; but springs like kangaroo and pushes to become far more than just a faithful companion but the leader we know that she was meant to be. I rate this story a 4 out of 5 stars, my only detraction with this story is the odd ball grammatical errors which plague most new urban authors.
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This Review was written by Shawnda Hamilton@ dioncheese.com
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