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NEW REVIEW: Regina Hart - Smooth Play

Regina Hart - 
Smooth Play - 
Available Now! - 
4 out of 5 books - 


The Monarchs are in the news again! This time it is PR exec Troy Marshall and the Monarchs' favorite neighborhood reporter, Andrea Benson. The Monarchs have made it  to the playoffs and co-owner, Gerald Bimm, is still trying to ruin the team. Andrea stopped Gerald once and may have to do it again with or without Troy's help. Troy is so determined to keep the Monarchs from getting any negative publicity that he may cause them more harm than any reporter ever could. In the midst of all the stories and rumors going around, Troy and Andrea learn a lot about each other. They discover that the attraction that they have been fighting for the past few years is something for them to pursue. That is, if Troy doesn't let his past keep him from a future with Andrea.

Smooth Play was another unique read by Regina Hart. The main character was a strong female in a male dominated profession. Once again, Hart made Andrea the main heroine, and she is strong and independent without being domineering. It was also a refreshing twist where the hero was the one that had to "fix" his past and the heroine walked away. Hart has a way of giving the women in her books strength without losing their femininity. Good read!

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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