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Summary: A wonderful tale...
Review: I really enjoyed this one as I did her previous novels. It was good to read about interracial romance without all the stereotypes as to why black men choose white women or why black women choose white men. In this case, this couple weren't out looking for a person just because of the color of their skin; they just happened to fall in love. However, I felt that the relationship between Leah and Gail wasn't believable. I don't care how close sisters are, one will be upset if she finds out that her sister is after her man. Other than that, the story was excellent.I look forward to her latest--another tale about an African-American woman falling for a cop--"Close Encounters."
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Summary: New fan...
Review: I'm definitely not one for romance novels - but Ms. Kitt is a very good writer. She keeps you going for sure. I sometimes find that I have to get in the right mindset for the topic of the stories (I've read 2 of her novels) - the inter-racial thing. But then, while reading, I'm asking myself what the hold up was because I find myself really wanting these two people to be together - no matter what their differences. Basically, I'm hooked and I can't wait to read another one of her books!
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Summary: An Entertaining, Captivating Read
Review: I've gotten hooked on Sandra Kitt. Her books are great weekend reading. Her characters become a part of you and let your imagination run. The Color of Love highlighted the typical stereotypes and also highlighted how your best friend can be your worst enemy. Sandra Kitt proves that love has no boundaries.
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Summary: Good Book
Review: I read this book in a couple of days and I really liked it. However, I felt that the characters got annoyed too quickly about everything. It seemed to me that the author's favorite word was "annoyed" and she really overused that word. Also, I felt that the main character was too passive and she let people push her around, especially her sister. This book wasn't the greatest book I ever read but it was good enough and captivated me for the most part.
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Summary: "THE COLOR OF LOVE" is painted with success!
Review: I purchased this book from my favorite book store, read it in four days, and purchased two more novels since. THE COLOR OF LOVE was a very good read and made me change my mind about romance novels. Although I wouldn't purchase a pound of romance novels and run home with a half gallon of ice cream, Ms. Kitt has enough personalization in her characters to keep me focused. Good Job!
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Summary: A True Love Story!
Review: i loved this book from the time i picked it up..the characters were so original and no matter what hardship they went through together or separately they had pulled through. its good to read what could does happen in everyday life but you have to look beyond the differences and love a person for who he or she is and that is exactly what Leah and Jack did *S* I truly enjoyed this story. *S*
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Summary: I loved this book!
Review: One of the best romance novels i've ever read...can't wait to see if theres a sequel..i think that it should be a movie...this story was the best i've ever read...thank you ms. kitt!
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Summary: Loved it!
Review: I loved this book! i just got it the other day..and am about to go read it..for the second time! And the end was the best part! i hope that theres going to be a sequel...i'd love to see whats gonna happen to them!
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Summary: Love is Color Blind!
Review: I read the color of love and I fell in love with it. I can really relate with the characters. I also truly believe that love finds you and sometimes it presents itself in ways you didn't think was possible. This book also pointed out the challenges of dating interracially. Your family, friends, co-workers and even strangers may tell you it's not right but the characters listened to their hearts and so should YOU...
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Summary: At last!
Review: I enjoyed reading this story because it is a realistic view of the inter-racial romances that happen with increasing frequency in American society. It's almost inevitable. There is no glossing over of racial differences and problems. The reactions that Leah and Jason experienced from other people (like Leah's best friend and the rude cop) and each other to their relationship occur frequently. Kitt's book validates the struggles that people experience when others feel that they should not love each other.
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