Published By: N.D.
Age Recommended: Adult
Review By: Arlena Dean
Rating: 5
Review:
"Miss Scandalous" by Nicole Dunlap was a wonderful well written novel and
was the sequel to 'Miss Nobody.' If you haven't had a chance to read it please do even thought Miss Scandalous does stand alone to be a good read all by itself. Where do I start...well Ms. Dunlap has only done it again giving the reader a excellent read. We see from this novel that Raven, her grandmother(Annette) and granddaughter (Royael) have left Bellword, NC and moved to Dallas, TX. Get ready for more of a emotional ride with lots of twist and turns for Raven and her mother, Charlene. Charlene is desiring a relationship with her daughter. Will they be able to reconcile after all of these years of abandonment? Raven finds out that Jon is living in Dallas(omg)... We see that Raven is trying to find a 'spiritual balance' but does she have a reason for this? What revenge did she have in her mind and for who? There were a lots of lies, scandals and secrets that run wild in this read from Rave, Charlene, Annette, Elise to Jon Dubois Jr that really kept "Miss Scandalous" read so very interesting. Yes, this was a real dysfunctional family(s) that had real life issues..coming mainly from the lack of love, trust and much deceit. All of the characters were well developed for this novel really giving the reader something to even think about long after the read. So, we have a mother-daughter situation along with a daughter and boyfriend(s)...and you have a intriguing novel. Will Raven finally find the peace that she really needed...oh yes, there is more issues with Raven that her family will discover. Now, before I tell it all I will stop and say you must pick up the excellent sequel read "Miss Scandalous" to see the how, where, why and what of it all.
"Miss Scandalous" is a fast paced read that will keep you turning the pages till the end only to find the reader wanting the next sequel to this book: 'Miss Perfect.' Would I recommend "Miss Scandalous?" YES! and to the author: Well done Ms. Dunlap.
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