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NEW REVIEW: K.L. Brady - The Bum Magnet

The Bum MagnetK.L. Brady - 
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Real estate agent Charisse Tyson has had 40 years of dealing with sorry men. She has deemed herself the bum magnet. After reading an article in a magazine, she decides to clean out her emotional baggage and work on herself. In the process of "cleaning house," she meets two new men and encounters two men from her past. It seems as if she is destine to continue this cycle of attracting lying, cheating, no good men. However, one man from her past may be able to break that cycle without Charisse even realizing it.

The Bum Magnet by K.L. Brady is an excellent read. Brady does a wonderful job of capturing the struggle that a lot of women go through in trying to find themselves and/or the "right" man. She also did a wonderful job with the character and plot development. The storyline flowed without any lagging moments. Overall, The Bum Magnet is a very enjoyable story!

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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Blogger Assistant1 said…
Thank you so much, Tenecia! So glad you enjoyed it. Hope you'll enjoy the sequel, Got a Right to Be Wrong just as much. :)
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