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Summary: Great read!
Review: Having always read novels by one author, I found it intriguing to read short stories by several different authors. The plots are simple and fast-moving. I loved this book. Each one of the four stories were well-written and intriguing. My favorite was the one with the IRS man (sorry, forgot which author!). Anyways, I couldn't put it down!
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Summary: Great read!
Review: Having always read novels by one author, I found it intriguing to read short stories by several different authors. The plots are simple and fast-moving. I loved this book. Each one of the four stories were well-written and intriguing. My favorite was the one with the IRS man (sorry, forgot which author!). Anyways, I couldn't put it down!
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Summary: A style of it's own
Review: I bought this book because it's a sequel to "Rosie's Curl and Weave". I wasn't disappointed in the book. Although, they are short stories they are very well written and has enough of a story line to hold your attention.
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Summary: 4 Great stories
Review: I must admit that this book was just as good as Rosies Curl and Weave. All the stories were good. I really enjoyed the first two stories the best, but the last two were good also. They were funny and could make any girl wish she worked in that shop, and just maybe a good one will come your way. Well if you haven't read this one, then go and get it.
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Summary: Interesting and Entertaining
Review: I really did enjoy this book, it really reflected the talents of each writer. Each writer was able to keep the attention of the reader by composing a story of love, comedy, reality and most important respect. Again, an excellent read and a must have !
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Summary: Great!
Review: It's neck rolling, finger snapping good. It is true beauty shop drama and humor.
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Summary: Only based on one of the four stories
Review: Just finished Donna Hill's fairy tale "It Can Happen to You." An IRS agent who has a co-op on Central Park West, a Jeep, a Lexus, wears $500 suits and has $75,000 in liquid cash. He obviously makes more money than the President, the Chief Justice and the heads of the CIA and the FBI. CPW is prime real estate that starts in the mid to upper six figures and goes into the millions. Parking for one vehicle in midtown Manhattan can easily run $600, and this dude has two. But it's somebody else who's being dishonest? Yeah, right.Also, why is Della bemoaning that she can't reach Louis, from whom she bought the business (he's on a two-month cruise, not of the expansive Pacific, but of the small Caribbean, something else that struck me as implausible. Two weeks, yes. Two months, no.) It's her accountant she needs, but she dismisses him as being the best in the business, apparently deciding not to bother him with such a trivial matter as owing the IRS $75,000. Maybe she should give up this great guy and go with H&R Block, who advertise that their people will answer any IRS questions in case of an audit. Again, I only read this one story. It was a huge disappointment after reading Rosie's Curl and Weave, a book that managed to be both enjoyable and believable. I do plan on reading the other stories, but not right away.
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Summary: The authors of Rosie's Curl and Weave has done it again!!
Review: Ok, I thought Rosie's Curl and Weave was the bomb, but Della's House of Style was off the chain! That means really good, the best, words like that! My favorite story in the Anthology has to be Hill's It Could Happen to You. I wish it would! I really enjoyed Hill's way with words. I loved the reintroduction of her daughter's story from Rosie's Curl and Weave. This story was a love at first sight type of love, I mean what else can you call it. Matt and Della are a couple that most people wish they were like, I do anyway! But never the less, great work by Hill! Mason's Truly, Honestly was a great way to end the Anthology. Love knows no social status, job position, or bank account, it just sees to hearts that needs to be together. I loved it. I am a fan of Mason and she really did her work justice! Nice work Mason! Aler's Sweet Surrender was a very nice touch. Don't you love it when a man showers you with beautiful things that you did not ask for or need, I do anyway! I thought it was sweet. I would love to have a Carmeron King in my life! Love your work, much love Alers! And Ray's A Matter of Trust was great! I may be a little bais because I am a big fan of Ray. But her story was the bomb! Love it when a women really bests a man, especially when he doubts one or some of a woman's many talents! Because Hope rally shows Sebastian a thing or two. She practically has the man eating out of her hand in more ways then one!! A Matter of Trust is my second favorite story in this Anthology, if yoy did not figure it out yet! Much love Ray!! I can not wait until these authors release more books that will show their talent to a level all their own!
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Summary: Ladies with Style!
Review: The women who wrote this anthology have style and great writing ability. Each author, in her own right, continues to give us memorable stories, but together and centered on a single focus, they are an unbeatable team. How soon do we get the third installment? I can't wait.
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Summary: Too GOOOOOD
Review: They couldn't have made this book any better.
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