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NEW REVIEW: I'll Stand By You by Wayne Jordan





4.5 out of 5 books



Eboni Harrison is one if the lucky ones. After her parents were killed by a drunk driver, she was adopted by a wonderful family. Eboni got way more than she bargained for, with three very overprotective brothers. Now that she is all grown up, she has gotten a place of her own to assert her independence. When she meets her new neighbor, she wants to assert more than just her independence.

Darren Grayson has had the hots for his new neighbor from the first time he laid eyes on her. Once he meets her, he realizes that Eboni is different from any other woman he has dated since his divorce (including his ex-wife). However they have both got to learn to trust and get over their past. 

Wayne Jordan is a phenomenal writer that gives a much needed male perspective on romance. He gives insight on what males feel, their insecurities, and how they think when in a relationship. I'll Stand By You is no exception. It is a page turner from beginning to end. It is the first book in a new series by Jordan. So he does a excellent job with character introductions and development. He also leaves you wondering and speculating. I'll Stand By You is a must read!

Reviewed by Tenecia
Urban Reviews

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