The Story Behind This Book
It’s a life changing, dramatic filled story wondering is the relationship we have with one another emotional waiting rooms. This book takes you thru the lives of Janelle a smart and savvy business woman that takes life by the horns. JC, a NBA player with an eye for the finer things in life; and Tommy, a sexy and manipulating stripper with plans to get whatever he wants when he wants it. After a heated conversation between Janelle and Tommy, she is forced to face the demons and mess within her relationship. While Tommy uses revenge to settle a score. By the end of this book, you will be asking yourself, do we perceive our lies as the truth or just our reality?
Praise and Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars You Reap What You Sow, October 12, 2009
Janelle is in love with JC. He he has it all; fame, money and a lavish lifestyle. The sad part is JC wants to get his hands on all the available women who come his way, and will even show some interest in a male or two. This time JC has bitten off more than he can chew and Janelle has to reap his dangerously sown oats. Giving back to her community Janelle sets out to speak to women about health issues, and how her business is thriving. JC on the other hand is in denial about who he is and what he has done to all of those women he surrounds himself with. Tommy is a down-low stripper who makes his money by shaking his groove thang and paid by his collection of women. Tommy has fallen in love with JC and will not stop until he can have him all to himself. Tommy stoops so low that there is nothing that can redeem what he has done to JC's career. JC cannot believe how overnight his world has come crumbling down; he lost his girl, his endorsements, his career so his next question is what is he living for? In between losing his sanity, JC has an awakening moment and contacts Janelle to ask for her forgiveness. Can JC come to grips with the decisions he has made? Or will he take matters into his own hands? Can Tommy find love after all of the heartbreak he has caused? I recommend this book to readers of all genres' who love a good, fast-paced read that will have you thinking this could have been me. With this being R.L. Davis' first book it was not only well-written, but detailed and relatable.
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