3.5 Stars
Synopsis:
A cautionary tale about finding love online and the trouble that
comes with cheating. Bored with her humdrum married life,
thirty-two-year-old Codi Norman is searching for excitement. After teaming up
with her best friend, Katina, Codi discovers that the Internet offers both
money and an escape from her earthly life. In cyberspace anything is possible,
and that is what Codi loves most.
While online, she meets a charming and handsome man named Quinn Hamilton. Sparks fly and the two begin a torrid affair with unpredictable consequences. But their virtual lives collide with reality when their spouses discover their illicit relationship
While online, she meets a charming and handsome man named Quinn Hamilton. Sparks fly and the two begin a torrid affair with unpredictable consequences. But their virtual lives collide with reality when their spouses discover their illicit relationship
Review:
This is a story of Codi & Quinn
– Both people married but are both unhappy with their spouses. In General both
are lives are less than ideal, so starts the plot (on both parts) to reinvent
themselves on the internet. They managed to meet one another on an online porn
website that Codi’s friend Katrina runs, with the help of Quinn’s cousin Calvin.
The two decide to meet based on their online identities and a love affair based
on nothing but lies begins. The affair only goes on for a few weeks, when Quinn
makes a surprise visit to see Codi and things go terribly wrong. Codi and Quinn
quickly learn that everything done in the dark always comes to the light!
I personally love to read books
with lots of twists and turns and plenty of sex. I kept reading this book
hoping that it would get better, because it had real potential. However, when
the plot is combined with an unemployed girl who took up displaying herself on
a web cam as a get rich quick scheme and a sickly car salesman who hates his
whole life, fall in love based on lies over the internet, I find myself
disappointed.
About the
Authors
About Pat Tucker:
I spend my days as a news director for the radio station, KPFT Pacifica's affiliate in Houston. By night, I'm busy churning out page-turning stories. I'm a former television news reporter, with a knack for ripping inspiration straight from the headlines-many of my stories are inspired by real life events.
I'm an award-winning broadcast journalist who has worked as a reporter for ABC, NBC and Fox affiliate TV stations and Radio stations in California and, Victoria, Waco, and Houston, Texas. I'd like to think it's the quality of my stories that keep the readers coming back. I'm also a ghost writer-which means I'm often cranking out stories for other authors as well....
I've written 11 novels and short stories in three anthologies, including Zane's New York Times Bestseller, Caramel Flava. I graduated from San Jose State University, and am a proud and active member of Gamma Phi Sigma, the Houston Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
Books by Pat Tucker: Daddy's Maybe, Lachez, Party Girl, Football Widows, Daddy by Default-
E-books: All of the above, plus Proceed With Caution-Led Astray-Infidelity-The Hook Up-Summer Breeze (anthology) Under Pen Name PL Wilson: Holy Hustler-Sweetwater Sinners Under Pen Name Rikki Dixon: Try Me
After you've read any of my books, please drop me a line and let me know what you think: sylkkep@yahoo.
I appreciate your support!
www.authorpattucker.com
About Earl Sewell
Earl Sewell earned his Bachelor's Degree in Fiction Writing and Radio Broadcasting from Columbia College in Chicago.
While a student at Columbia College, he discovered his passion for storytelling. By the time Sewell was twenty, he'd written a number of short stories and a screenplay.
Sewell has written a seven young adult novels and doesn't plan on slowing down. His teen titles have enjoyed international success and have held steady positions on regional bestseller lists. He has been featured in many publications, such as The Washington Post, School Library Journal, Jet Magazine, Publishers Weekly, Upscale Magazine and Black Expressions Magazine.
Website: http://www.earlsewell.net/
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