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NEW REVIEW: Age Lavelle - Spring Fling

Age Lavelle
Spring Fling
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4 out of 5 books


I didn’t know what to expect when I began reading Spring Fling by Age Lavelle. All I can say is to keep your seatbelt on because this book is full of twists and turns. Alisha is a college student who has everything going for her: looks, brains and a great relationship with her boyfriend, Deonte. But things are not always what they seem. Deonte is a star athlete who everyone is rooting to go pro. He has every woman at his disposal, but Alisha is who he chose. Deonte tries to do everything right, but his addiction to woman, sex, and trying to keep a deep dark secret will cause a tornado of effects.

Spring Fling was a read that I would definitely recommend. Age Lavelle touched on many subjects and showed that a person is only skin deep, and sometimes a person will act the way you want them to, even though their true feelings lie somewhere else. Suppressing your true feelings can be a bomb ready to explode. This book spoke on many risqué subjects including "the down low," sex escapades and much, much more. You will not be disappointed with Spring Fling.

Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews

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