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NEW REVIEW: Deouan Wilson - The Flesh Sessions

Deouan Wilson -
The Flesh Sessions -
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4 out of 5 books -


Shannon is a waitress at The Angel Cafe. Most men would not give her a second glance. She is pretty enough but not what most men would consider beautiful. Looking at Shannon, you will notice an innocence about her. But if you look deep into her eyes, you will notice something a little darker. When Shannon lays eyes upon a regular customer whom she knows by the name of Ryan, she is drawn to him like a moth to a flame.

Ryan can only see the innocence within Shannon, making for a perfect "mark." Unfortunately, Ryan finds something in Shannon he has never experienced with any other female. Could it be he has found his soulmate? This all makes for a complicated situation. The "job" is days away and the people within the organization he runs with wants him to eliminate the problem or else they will have to eliminate him.

When Ryan disappears, the questions the police are wondering are: Where is Ryan, and what happened to him? Who is responsible for Ryan's disappearance?

The Flesh Sessions by Deouan Wilson was a very good read with plenty of twists and turns. Trust me when I tell you...you will not believe how this story ends. This is one of those novels that you have to pay close attention to because by the time you finish, all those details come together like a well-pieced puzzle.

Reviewed by Leona of Urban Reviews

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