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NEW REVIEW: Pheare Alexander - Str8 Laced

Str8 LacedPheare Alexander
Str8 Laced
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5 out of 5 books


Dr. Jocelyn Reynolds was a successful child psychiatrist until she was abducted by a very disturbed woman name McClaine Henry. After weeks of horrible torture, Jocelyn is released, but she’ll never forget the events that happened during her captivity. Fast forward nine years later, and Jocelyn is juggling between being a wife, mother, and maintaining her psychiatry practice. But she still hasn’t fully discussed her horrific abduction that’s always at the back of her mind. But Jocelyn is forced to relive those terrible memories when her best friend is kidnapped by a serial killer. What makes matters worse is that this serial killer is begging for Jocelyn’s help. Will she be able to find her best friend in time?

Str8 Laced is an excellent novel by Pheare Alexander. Alexander brought a novel that is a perfect mix of horror, suspense, and drama. The storyline and the interesting mix of characters is what makes Str8 Laced a real page-turner. Some of the scenes in this book are so intense that they will stay with you long after you finish this book. This novel wouldn’t be complete without a jaw-dropping twist that will make you look at this story totally different after all is revealed. Str8 Laced is a novel for those that are not afraid to try something new and different. Pheare Alexander has definitely brought something new to African American fiction.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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