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NEW REVIEW: La Jill Hunt - Say It Ain't So

Say It Ain't So (Urban Renaissance)La Jill Hunt -
Say It Ain't So -
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4.5 out of 5 books -


When video vixen Paisley Lawrence gets into a car with Warren Cobb, also known as the Prince of Praise, people start talking and the gossip starts to fly. Everyone is wondering why Paisley and Warren were together. The one person that is really concerned is Warren's wife. While this is going on, Paisley is trying to figure out who's stalking her. Things start to come up missing, and she feels that someone has been in her home. When her suspicions are confirmed, you will be surprised who the stalker is. Will Paisley and Warren confirm everyone's opinion of them, or will they continue to hide?

When Say It Ain't So came out, I was extremely excited. I simply could not wait to read it. I am a huge fan of La Jill Hunt, and this book did not disappoint. It's very difficult to write this review and not give the plot away. I enjoyed how Ms. Hunt gave details of Paisley's life and the things she had endured in her past. I think the story of Paisley's life was a much better story than the story with Paisley and Warren. Since this is the first book of a series, I hope the story for them will be developed a little bit better. Also, the storylines for the other characters like Eric, Landon, and Scooter will have more detail in the next book. So stay tuned...
 
Reviewed by Jackie for Urban Reviews
 
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Unknown said…
When is the sequel coming out?

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