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NEW REVIEW: James W. Lewis - A Hard Man Is Good To Find

James W. Lewis -  A Hard Man Is Good To Find -  Available Now! -  3.5 out of 5 books -  This is the story of Michelle Larsen and Daryl Jackson. Michelle is looking for a good man. The guys that she meets are not up to par in one way or another. They have issues that she just can’t deal with, and some of the issues are pure comical. Now enters Daryl Jackson. Daryl is a handsome, educated and seemingly paid man who wants to settle down. It is said that if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. Daryl has a secret, but while most women can’t handle the truth, Daryl thinks Michelle can. The question is...can she really handle the truth? After dating for a while and Daryl not making a move on her, Michelle is wondering what is wrong with him. Of course, she makes a boatload of assumptions that turn out to be wrong. A Hard Man Is Good To Find had a few typos, but not enough to hinder the story. The biggest error I saw was the one on the type of ...

NEW REVIEW: James W. Lewis - Sellout

James W. Lewis - Sellout - Available Now! - 5 out of 5 books - When you see a handsome, successful Black man walking down the street with a blonde haired, blue-eyed white woman on his arm, some black women take offense and automatically look at that black man as a "sellout." Some people may feel as if that man is a "traitor" to his race. Dating interracially is more common in this day and age, but some folks still have strong views on this topic. Tammy McDonald is a beautiful black woman who is a loan officer in a bank. After a failed relationship with yet another black man, who proved to be lazy, unambitious and thuggish in nature, she packs her bags and moves from Dallas to San Diego for a fresh start. Everywhere she turns, all she seems to see is interracial couples. Tammy never really considered dating outside her race until a co-worker lays on his charm. Terrell Jackson is a handsome, successful, eligible bachlor. After a failed relationship to a ...