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NEW REVIEW : You Can't Plan Love by Synithia Williams





5 out of 5 books




Kenyatta Copeland has been hurt one too many times. So when her "safe" boyfriend proposes, she accepts. Even if that means living a life without passion. Malcolm is fine with lusting after Kenyatta for a distance, until he sees the ring on finger. He has vowed never to get involved with another person he works with, but for some reason he can't stand the thought of Kenyatta being with someone else. Kenyatta has also been lusting after Malcolm in secret, but know "his" type all to well. So why is she feeling nausea every time she thinks about marrying "safe" Brad and can only find comfort in Malcolm's arms ? But as that old adage goes, never judge a book by its cover.


You Can't Plan Love is a phenomenal read. It gives you romance, suspense, and action all rolled up into one well written story. Williams does a superb job with character and plot development. This book is a page turner from beginning to end. You Can't Plan Love is an excellent first time novel for Williams. A must read!

Tenecia 

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