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NEW REVIEW: Ceree Hall - Fed Up

Fed Up
Ceree Hall -
Fed Up -
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Rain and Jaden are college sweethearts that had a good marriage in the beginning, but everything went downhill somewhere in the process. Jaden has become so abusive to Rain that she’s been cut off from all of her family and friends. To make matter worse, Jaden has started a steamy affair with his co-worker. Things soon spiral out of control when Rain decides that she’s had enough of Jaden’s abuse...but will she get the sweet revenge that she’s seeking?

Fed Up is an entertaining debut novel by Ceree Hall. This story shows the damaging effects of an abusive marriage. It also shows how things can get way out of hand when a person seeks out revenge. You see how Rain and Jaden’s marriage goes from bliss to a total nightmare. Fed Up is a good novel but the lack of proper editing proved to be extremely distracting. Fed Up is still a good debut novel, and I look forward to more from Ceree Hall.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert for Urban Reviews

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