Make a Wish

Rating:
Summary: What do we do now?
Review: MAKE A WISH is a deliciously suspenseful novel of love, interracial relationships and marriage. Taryn is raising her four-year-old son alone. Jas is raising his two-year-old daughter alone. Each one needs someone else to be complete but they have no idea how to accomplish that. They dance around each other, afraid to get together because of the pain of their past relationships.

Jas and Tayrn's former significant others are horrified when they realize that Jas and Taryn might be getting together. Donald, the rich boy date rapist, suddenly needs his child in order to get his inheritance. Dianne, who never wanted a child in the first place, now needs her to collect child support. What will come of all these run-away needs? That's where the suspense comes in.

This was a very interesting, well thought out book that could have been much better with a bit of editing. The changing of tense and grammatical errors definitely take away from a very interesting plot. In spite of the mechanical issues, the book is still worth reading.

Reviewed by alice Holman
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers