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New Review : Disrespectfully Yours : Raynesha Pittman




5 out of 5 books


This book will have you glued from beginning to end. Meagan is beautiful and has it all, well that is what it looks like; however, she is very unhappily married. She is now in her prime and looking for more, yearning for what is missing in her marriage. But is it love or just the thrill and excitement that she is looking for? 


Her husband William is a smooth talker and has it going on but is very disrespectful. Meagan has met a young man, Devin, who will do whatever it takes to win Meagan over but what is the length he is willing to go through to make that happen? Will Meagan change her cougar ways and try to get her marriage back on track? 


Will William open his eyes and see who is by his side? Or will both end up in situations that neither of them suspected? You cannot predict anything in this story. Raynesha Pittman keeps you on your toes throughout the whole book and does not disappoint at all.  


Reviewed by Mocha Kia


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