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NEW REVIEW: Kimberla Lawson Roby - Secret Obsession

Kimberla Lawson Roby - 
Secret Obsession - 
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Paige Donahue has always been jealous of her sister, Camille, since they were kids. Paige always felt that her parents doted on Camille more than her, and she has always resented her for that. Paige feels that Camille's life should be hers and devises a plan to take her brother-in-law away from her sister. But when her plan backfires, Paige goes down a dark and twisted road that no one is prepared for.

Secret Obsession is an interesting story about what happens when jealously and envy rears its ugly head. You can tell from the very first page that Paige is a very disturbed woman who is not at all happy with her life. The lengths that Paige goes through to steal Camille's husband in this book will leave you in shock. There is also a dark family secret that is revealed that really ties this whole storyline together. Kimberla Lawson Roby has brought us another winner with Secret Obsession.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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