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NEW REVIEW : 12 Hours of Daylight : A Jason Jules Novella by Tameka Mullins



4 out of 5 books





Jason Jules is a 22-year-old single father that is desperately trying to make ends meet. He reluctantly gets into the world of porn. While this profession gives him access to plenty of cash and beautiful women, Jason doesn’t like this job at all. He’s torn between continuing his porn career for the money or try to find a more suitable profession. What will he choose to do?


12 Hours of Daylight is a very unexpected story from Tameka Mullins. Mullins gives us a very different take on the porn industry. You actually feel Jason’s conflict every time he goes to work and then goes home to his young children. There is also some family drama that makes this story all the more intriguing. Mullins does a wonderful job with giving us a complete story with this novella. There is a definite satisfying ending.12 Hours of Daylight is an erotic, fast-paced and entertaining read by Tameka Mullins.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert

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