Brittney

by Tawayne Tawa McNeil

BRITTNEY NICHOLE DANIELS is the girl that your daddy warned you about. She is the one that you look out of the window for when you hear that bump in the night. Brittney was born into a loving and caring world and raised by her father, JAMES DANIELS, until a tragedy took him from her.Adopted by her uncle, JOHN DANIELS, Brittney is placed in a world where the unimaginable happens. Her trust for the world is lost and her sanity is challenged. It isn’t until she meets a young guy, MICHAEL PATTERSON, who protected her from the High School bullies where she finds trust and her infatuation for Michael, grows.Years later and by a chance meeting, Brittney is reunited with Michael. After sharing a night of passion, Brittney finally receives what she had always wanted or so she thought. Her love grew deeper for the boy who was now a man, but he never returned the love. She is looked at as just a sexual object in his eyes. Discouraged and outraged, she is set on a whirlwind of destruction to anyone that gets in her way as she tries her best to get him by any means.In book 2 of the 4 book series entitled Evolution’s of Brittney, Tawayne goes in depth of Brittney and how her love for Michael Patterson from book 1, Hard Times An Erotic Thriller, became. He goes further and takes your thoughts to the realm of unreal, the unknowing and has a way of terrorizing your thoughts and leaving you with these questions. Was it all really worth it? When a woman has been scorned and she's confused, filled with hate; revenge in her soul, but continues to love with her heart, what do you do? This is Brittney...

331 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 21, 2012

Reviews

[Charlene Richardson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Let me start by saying that if you haven't read Hard Times an Erotic Thriller then you need to read that book first before starting Brittney. Brittney takes us back and shows us how, when, and why Brittney turns out the way she did. We also get to see what happened in Hard Times an Erotic Thriller from her point of view as well. Brittney was always an interesting character, but after reading this installment of the series I like her even more. Tawayne takes us back to before she was even born. There was hardly a dull moment from the murders to Brittney's addiction to sex. The only parts of the story I didn't enjoy were the scenes with the knife and the Devil, that was just a little too weird for me and threw me off. Overall I really liked the story and will be looking forward to the next installment of the series.