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Flirt by Tracy Brown, K'wan and Angel Mitchell RAW Rating: 4.5 (out of 5) Tracy Brown’s "Flirting with Disaster" chronicles 20-year-old Chloe as she navigates the dating scene. Armed with good looks and high self esteem, Chloe refuses to fall victim to guys who just want to get in her pants. When she meets Trey, she thinks she's found a man who respects her enough to wait and who doesn’t mind spending money on her. But all that glitters isn’t gold and Trey may be way more than Chloe can handle. K’wan’s story "Wild Cherry" centers around Gina and Princess, two women who are both in love with abusive men. Former childhood friends, the two meet as adults and decide they could each get rid of the other’s abusive mate. Their scheme is as a dangerous as it is deadly and neither girl may be able to live with the consequences of their actions. Angel Mitchell spins the last and most disturbing tale with "Twice In A Lifetime". Marley is a young lady who refuses to give into love after a traumatic experience with her first love, DeJuan. When Marley finally decides to give love one last try, she finds herself caught up in a eerie case of déjà vu. Readers, who’ve enjoyed previous books by the aforementioned authors, will definitely be in for a treat. Tracy Brown fans will find that less is not really more and might feel shortchanged by a short story that ends way too soon. Fans of K’wan’s gritty style will be impressed at the steaminess he displays as well as his story’s shocking conclusion. While Angel Mitchell, who’s previous book displayed tons of drama, has revealed a much darker side. Reviewed by **Guest Reviewer, RAWSISTAZ.com Delonya Conyers is an avid reader who enjoys nothing more than immersing herself in a good book. She resides in NYC with her teenage son who shares his mother's passion for reading. © Copyright 2001-2011
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