Shoe's on the Otha' Foot

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Summary: Proofreading a must
Review: The book I purchased had a lot of typo errors and sometimes the use of the wrong character. I was highly disappointed. Although I try to support as many African-American authors as I can, I found this book to be of poor quality. It had potential, but lost me with all of the errors.

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Summary: Okay... minus the errors
Review: The book was an okay read. The storyline was enjoyable, however, there were so many errors that it became a bit confusing and annoying at times. For example, there was the switch from first person to third person during Rachelle's story and there was also the name confusion of the wife. Other than the errors, I found it to be a simple and enjoyable read.

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Summary: Refreshing New Writer For the Nineties.....
Review: The Reviews are in! Sybil Steinberg of Publishers Weekly writes, "Shoes On The Otha' Foot has just the right Amount of Attitude" "Hunter Hayes Narrates with admirable clarity, alternating between central characters distinctive voices. "Unpretentious and Honest"

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Summary: A GOOD, FAST READ!!
Review: This was an excellent, well-written story about love, relationships, etc. The characters are well developed and you will not want to put it down. Be careful, because once you start, you will want to finish it. Excellent job, Hunter Hayes. I didn't like the ending, but that's okay because there's room for a sequel. I recommended this book highly.

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Summary: Great debut....
Review: When I first read the overview of this book I thought it was going to be another book about drama in relationships. I was so wrong. This book was about lessons learned in love and making the right choices in the end. Leslie, main character, fell for a man who is divorced, lives with his current girlfriend and son. He says he is unhappy with his girlfriend and he has told her so but yet he still goes home to her every night. After a few months of great dates with Benjamin and giving him her virginity, Leslie lays down an ultimatum and lets him know it's either her or his live-in girlfriend. Leslie made the right choice in the end for the sake of her happiness. Also in the book is Leslie's counsin (aka Cuz) who is juggling two men, divorced and has three kids. One of the men is alot younger than her and says he loves her. Then the other one is married and it seems he's only with her for sexual purposes because he can't help her with anything else. Cuz finally came to her senses after an altercation with her younger man and realizing the married man had nothing to offer her but sex. She then turned her life around by going to church and then she finally found happiness in the church. This was a wonderful debut by Hunter Hayes and I'll be awaiting her next book.

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Summary: Great debut....
Review: When I first read the overview of this book I thought it was going to be another book about drama in relationships. I was so wrong. This book was about lessons learned in love and making the right choices in the end. Leslie, main character, fell for a man who is divorced, lives with his current girlfriend and son. He says he is unhappy with his girlfriend and he has told her so but yet he still goes home to her every night. After a few months of great dates with Benjamin and giving him her virginity, Leslie lays down an ultimatum and lets him know it's either her or his live-in girlfriend. Leslie made the right choice in the end for the sake of her happiness. Also in the book is Leslie's counsin (aka Cuz) who is juggling two men, divorced and has three kids. One of the men is alot younger than her and says he loves her. Then the other one is married and it seems he's only with her for sexual purposes because he can't help her with anything else. Cuz finally came to her senses after an altercation with her younger man and realizing the married man had nothing to offer her but sex. She then turned her life around by going to church and then she finally found happiness in the church. This was a wonderful debut by Hunter Hayes and I'll be awaiting her next book.