NEW REVIEW: Hunter Hayes - Stripper Pole To Heaven

Hunter Hayes -
Stripper Pole To Heaven -
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4 out of 5 books -

Lisette Jones is a single mom trying to provide for herself and her teen daughter. She’s making a lot of money as she transforms herself into Club Bare’s marquee stripper, Golden. Lisette’s secret profession is providing her with a comfortable lifestyle, but there’s still something missing. With the help of her best friend Cynthia, Lisette is introduced to church and is on a spiritual walk. But can she continue to grow spiritually and still hang on to her profession? Cynthia is secure in her job and her faith. But her marriage with her abusive husband, Clyde, is taking a toll on her. Cynthia is trying her best to be all things to her husband, including getting a sexy makeover to add some spice to their marriage. But will this be enough?

Stripper Pole to Heaven is an entertaining novel by Hunter Hayes. Lisette and Cynthia are very relatable characters that readers will enjoy. You see the struggle that Lisette has with her job as she gets deeper into her faith. You also see how Cynthia is trying to be the best wife she can be under some extreme circumstances. Hayes did a good job with character and storyline development which made this novel a wonderful read. Stripper Pole to Heaven is a fast-paced read by Hunter Hayes.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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