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NEW REVIEW: Electa Rome Parks - Diary of a Stalker

Diary of a Stalker (Urban Renaissance)Electa Rome Parks -
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Xavier Preston is a sexy, bestselling author who loves his adoring female fans and has no problem with spending one on one time with them. But Xavier’s random trysts have come to an end because he’s engaged to a beautiful and smart woman named Kendall. But can Xavier truly change his ways? Pilar has everything that she’s ever wanted in life except for the perfect man. Pilar is a huge fan of Xavier’s novels and thinks that he is the man for her. Things get interesting when she finally meets Xavier, and they have a memorable one-night stand. Pilar is ready for a long-term commitment, but Xavier is not trying to leave his fiancé for her. But Xavier is in for a rude awaking when Pilar’s unstable behavior causes more problems that he ever imagined.

Diary of A Stalker is a classic tale of when having an obsession with an author goes terribly wrong. Electa Rome Parks does a good job of showing how Pilar went from being a seemingly normal, professional businesswoman on the outside to an obsessed, crazy person on the inside. You also see how Xavier shared a lot of the responsibility of how this sordid relationship went down. Two of the biggest lessons in this book are that you shouldn’t play with other people’s feelings and to recognize the signs of a stalker. Electa Rome Parks penned another wonderful novel with Diary of a Stalker.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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