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NEW REVIEW: T. R. Nairn - Loyalty And The Bed You Lie In

T. R. Nairn -
Loyalty And The Bed You Lie In -
Available Now! -
3 out of 5 books -


Three friends, who have been through thick and thin, encounter different hurdles and learn the true definition of friendship in this novel. Diamond, Meko and Rae are not only best friends, but they are partners in crime. Loyalty and the Bed You “Lie” In takes you on a journey of drugs, relationship, murder, and jealousy. Will friendships be tested, or will the bond that these three girls have overcome all the obstacles they encountered.

Diamond was a smart, attractive young lady. Diamond loves to go out and enjoy herself, but she was also very business savvy when it comes to her money. Diamond and her three friends ran a small empire and come across all walks in life who have a craving for the drug and pills they had to offer. One night, Diamond's life is forever changed when she meets T.O. and is immediately swept her off her feet. They become a modern Bonnie and Clyde team. But the green-eyed monster is always lurking, leaving two options: a relationship stronger than ever, or seeing a person for who they really are,

T. R Nairn’s novel tackles many issues and I enjoyed reading Loyalty and Bed you “Lie” In. The journey T.R. Nairn takes you on is exciting, suspenseful, and will have you reconsider people who you call your friends, including their motives and intentions. Keep up the good work, and I can’t wait for the next novel.

Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews

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Mocha said…
I loved this book and can't wait for the next one. I do believe it deserves more than 3 stars.
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