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Like Boogie On Tuesday
Like Boogie on Tuesday is the story of 2 sisters, Nina Madison and Troi Singleton who struggle to leave behind their oppressive upbringing and their dissatisfaction with life that includes an alcoholic mother and sometimes absent father. Nina and Troi are left wondering who they can trust. Nina finds herself in one compromising relationship after another and vows to never love again until she meets womanizing pretty-boy Tim Richardson. Troi believes that her marriage of 3 years to her husband Vaughn will last forever until his devastating secret is uncovered. Tim Richardson is a catch for sure, but while balancing his goals and his craving for companionship, he allows Nina to touch places in him once forbidden. Is Tim enough to renew Nina's faith in men? And will the revelation that Vaughn shares with Troi waver her faith in love?
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First published September 14, 2000
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Linda Dominique Grosvenor
13 books4 followersLinda Dominique Grosvenor has made her foray into non-fiction with the runaway bestseller The Plural Thing: Spiritually Preparing for Your Soul Mate. Her expertise on dating and relationship issues has been used in articles for publications such as Modern Bride, Jolie, Jewel, Honey and MORE Magazine as well as popular website such as BlackandMarriedwithKids.com and the FlyGuyChronicles.com. A tireless advocate Grosvenor is also the co-founder of the Love Better Camp a non-profit organization that is dedicated to aiding individuals and families in learning to love better, which can improve their overall quality of life. She is a Contributing Writer to GlowMagazineOnline.com and is the Love Editor at MahoganyButterfly.com. Log on and visit her official website at www.LindaDominiqueGrosvenor.com and for more information on her ministry check out www.ThePluralThing.com and www.LoveBetterCamp.com.
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March 27, 2020
I was so looking forward to this book after getting it from the bookstore. But I hate to say I'm extremely disappointed. I got as far as chapter 5 and couldn't take anymore.
It was all over the place. There was no flow, or indication of where the story was going. It was mostly page after page of backstory and random subject shifts, with very little dialogue. Part of me wanted to stick it out, just sure that it would improve once the drawn-out and tedious character establishments were done. But I couldn't bring myself to keep going, especially knowing that this book is well over 400 pages.
I wish this author well, though this doesn't drive me to want to check out any of her other works, I hate to say.
It was all over the place. There was no flow, or indication of where the story was going. It was mostly page after page of backstory and random subject shifts, with very little dialogue. Part of me wanted to stick it out, just sure that it would improve once the drawn-out and tedious character establishments were done. But I couldn't bring myself to keep going, especially knowing that this book is well over 400 pages.
I wish this author well, though this doesn't drive me to want to check out any of her other works, I hate to say.
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