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NEW REVIEW : Pleasure On Call by Mz. Robinson






4 out of 5 books



Kharem Reyonds is the man that all women should be wary of. Do not trust his good looks and smile because once you get caught up, you are going to be a sucker once he gets you in bed. Talk about women being sprung. Kharem does not care in the least who he hurts by his cheating and lying ways. That is until he finds out that he is a father. Once he lays eyes on the little girl that he fathered he vows to be a better man. No way would he ever want his daughter to ever be a victim to a man like he used to be.

When Kharem gets a job as an on call cable man at the local cable company, he is making ends meet the best he can. But the money he is making is no where near what he made before at his last job. So to make ends meet, a woman he goes to service offers him a job servicing more than just cable boxes or outages. The best part he makes money for doing what he loves to do and does best. Unfortunately, what seems too good to be true usually is. Things start to get out of hand. Kharem's "client" list is steadily growing and one situation was too much for him to handle. This is when he decides to quit his side hustle. Unfortunately, someone is out to hurt him and will stop at nothing until he is dead.

Pleasure On Call by Mz. Robinson was a very good short read. I have to say I am not a fan of short stories, but this kept my attention from beginning to end. It is a story with a little erotica and the storyline itself is what makes this such an interesting read. Follow carefully because the one you most suspect, will not be the one, as Kharem soon finds out. Mz. Robinson throws a hell of a twist at the end of the story and your mouth will literally drop open. If you are looking for a short story filled with drama...this is your read.

Reviewed by Leona
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