Friday, February 7, 2020

Silent Nights (The Shorts Book 7) Kindle Edition by Nia Forrester


Book Excerpt:

"It's a career-making opportunity. 

Summer has an invitation to 'Black America's Wedding of the Decade' and wouldn't miss it for the world. Deuce Scaife is finally marrying his college sweetheart Zora Diallo (an outcome that was never in doubt, by the way, except maybe to the two people getting married). Since there'll be celebrities all over the event, it's in an expensive, remote location and all very hush-hush.

As an up and coming blogger and YouTuber for a series called 'The Black Girls' Guide to Slaying at Absolutely Everything,' Summer's stock will increase considerably if she documents her experience at the wedding celebrations.

But when an unforeseen obstacle presents itself, Summer realizes she can only go to the most exclusive of the wedding events if she shares accommodations with the insufferable Lloyd Winston. Lloyd is a conservative, stuffy wannabe politico whom Summer is shocked even got an invite.

But whatever … she can tolerate him for one winter weekend, right?"

Title:  Silent Nights
Author:  Nia Forrester
Publisher:  Stiletto Press, LLC 
Series:  The Shorts Book 7
Reviewed By:  Arlena Dean
Rating:  Five
Review:

"Silent Nights" by Nia Forrester

My Speculation:

I loved this journey of Summer and Lloyd's in this story of 'Silent Nights.'   Also, the other characters with all of the different personalities just added so much more to this exciting story.  It was something in how Summer and Lloyd both had father issues that they had to get past but were able in the end to be able to handle it all as their love grow as their chemistry seemed so perfect for each other.  This author did an excellent job of bringing everything together, giving the reader an enjoyable story. 







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