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NEW REVIEW: G. A. Peach - Hot-N-Heavy

G. A. Peach
Hot-N-Heavy
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4 out of 5 books


Tabitha, Janelle, Kym, and Renee are four plus-sized beauties with even bigger problems. Tabitha owns a successful clothing boutique and life for her is great. She may have found the perfect man, but she may have let him slip through her fingers. Now Tabitha will stop at nothing to get him back. Janelle is having trouble keeping her husband's attention due to his extra-marital affair. All hell breaks loose when Janelle finds out who the other woman is. Kym is too busy trying to keep her risky alternative lifestyle a secret. Renee has had a history of bad relationships and is just looking for true love. Will she ever find it?

Scandal, blackmail, and deceit are the words that best describes the storyline of Hot-N-Heavy. This group of friends have a multitude of problems and situations that aren't always shared among them. G.A. Peach did a good job with the overall storyline in this book. But Tabitha's situation involving a secondary character named Fancy towards the end of the book felt too rushed. There was not enough background information on Fancy to warrant her actions. All in all, Hot-N-Heavy is a quick and fun read.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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