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NEW REVIEW: Terra Little - When There's Smoke 2

Where There's Smoke 2Terra Little -
Where There's Smoke 2 -
Available Now! -
4 out of 5 books -


Things are finally coming together for Smoke and Anne. They are happily in love, and life seems to be on the up and up. But for Smoke and Anne, life is never that simple. Smoke’s ex-girl Diana is stalking him, and he can’t seem to get away from her. Anne suspects that Smoke is stepping out on her, and she’s looking for a little revenge of her own. Anne also finally deals with the fractured relationship that she has with her mother. Smoke and Anne’s son Isaiah is away at college making better choices for his life. Isaiah’s past comes back to haunt him when his old nemesis Hood shows up on campus to cause more drama. In order to save their son, Anne and Smoke have to make some tough choices that could cost them a lot more than they bargained for.

Where There’s Smoke 2 is a good sequel to Where’s There Smoke by Terra Little. Little brought back the characters that we love as well as the ones that we love to hate. You get to see how Smoke and Anne’s relationship grows and how Isaiah is trying to stay on the right path. Readers will finally get the answer as to why Anne’s mother treated her the way she did. This story wouldn’t be complete with some hilarious dialogue and situations. Where There’s Smoke 2 is full of the drama, humor and wittiness that Terra Little is known for.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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