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Worth A Thousand Words Stacy Hawkins Adams
Synopsis: Life has always gone Indigo Burns's way. She's smart, pretty, and talented, and she knows exactly what she wants. A photography internship at her hometown's local newspaper is the next step in her well-laid plans for her future. But her long-term goals are put to the test when her boyfriend Brian proposes--two years before he's supposed to and in front of all the guests at her college graduation party. Too concerned about his feelings to say no, she heartily agrees, but inside she's cringing. Indigo knows in her heart that she's not prepared to sacrifice her dreams to become Brian's wife--not before she has achieved any of them. Will she find the answers among family and friends in Jubilant, Texas? Or will the picture-perfect life she dreams of be left behind?
Diva Reviewer - Tiffany M. Walker
Have you ever had decisions that you needed to make? Did you go to everyone but the source? Did you seek the answer that would make everyone happy or did you do what was the best for you and your situation. In Worth a Thousand WOrds, Indigo Burns has everything planned out for her life. She wants to be a successful photographer and travel the world. As a young, bright intelligent woman she seems to have it all, but will her blurred focus change things in her life forever? Will her wants and needs come second to what people think or will she try and save face and please everyone? Or is that even possible? With so many things at stake, so many uncovered issues and so many secrets will things fall apart or will the puzzle become clear for her to put it together. Indigo must decide which path to take , but it won't be easy. The Lord will help her see what she needs to do to focus on him and make the image crystal clear . She only needs to listen and follow his voice.
Cougars Earl Sewell
Synopsis: Jasmine Sallie is beautiful, confident and has a sweet tooth for sex and younger men. At forty-three, Jasmine is a successful chemist, and director of a pharmaceutical research team that has been given the task of creating a female sexual enhancement drug.
When Travis Adams, a brilliant and handsome chemist, joins the research team, Jasmine's penchant for younger men ignites a sizzling affair that is a hair trigger away from dangerous consequences. The two manufacture an addictive and unstable designer drug which gets shelved because of its fatal side effects.
Impatient and ambitious, Travis secretly keeps experimenting until he creates a new and improved formula that hits the black market with a lethal impact. A senator dies, a criminal investigation is launched, and when Travis disappears suddenly, Jasmine's world is tossed into a chaotic spin. With incriminating evidence pointing toward her, Jasmine finds herself caught in the crosshairs of the ultimate double-cross, unforgivable betrayal and the wicked world of sex and drugs.
Diva Reviewer - Lolita Allen
This is my first read by Mr. Sewell and I was really impressed. Although this is an erotic novel, the storyline will keep you glued to your seat. The end was very shocking. I loved it!!
Key To My Heart Victoria Wells
Synopsis: Sassy talking, no-nonsense Ava Peretti has a mysterious past that has finally caught up with her. Agonizing nightmares terrorize her by night as painful memories of a love lost haunt her by day. Ava has vowed never to love again, but she will soon find out that sometimes vows are made to be broken. Attorney Langston Warrington III is the one man that can make Ava love again. The only problem is . . . he's her archenemy! And to make matters worse, Langston has a secret of his own-a secret that will change Ava's life forever.
Diva Reviewer - Lolita Allen
This was a beautiful love story with just a pinch of drama. Although the drama could have gotten out of control, Ms. Wells did an awesome job of showering the readers with a fairy tale romance novel that you did not want to end.
Big Girls Do Cry Carl Weber
Synopsis: New York Times bestselling author Carl Weber cranks up the heat in this explosive follow-up to Something on the Side—a novel of friendship, family ties, and the bonds—and betrayals—of love…
Isis and her sister, Egypt—two of the original curvaceous members of the Big Girls Book Club—have hightailed it out of New York and settled in Richmond, Virginia, where they've started a new chapter of the BGBC. The same rules apply here: You must be at least a bodacious size 14 to join.
Living in the plush suburbs, Isis has it all—almost. The thirty-seven-year-old plus-size beauty is happily married to Rashid, and they're living in the lap of luxury. There's just one thing missing. They want to start a family.
Enter Egypt, who's moved into her sister's McMansion with dreams of starting over. There's just one hitch: before her sister married Rashid, he was Egypt's man for ten years. Egypt thought she was over him, but the close quarters are giving both her and her sister doubts. She's ready to pack her bags until Isis and Rashid ask her for a serious favor. Egypt knows she shouldn't get involved, but she can't say no to her sister—even if the price might be way too high for them all.
Egypt isn't the only one with drama. Rumor has it that Loraine—Isis's brilliant boss and one of BGBC's newest members—is in the running to be her sorority's next national president. But Loraine has more than one secret that will ruin her if they ever see the light of day. Thank goodness only one other person knows them—BGBC's first male member, Jerome—and what he knows just might destroy him.
As friendships and familyand past and present collide, these book lovers are about to learn that drama can follow you wherever you go—and that big girls do cry…
Diva Reviewer - Lolita Allen
Mr. Weber definitely knows how to keep your eyes glued to the pages. The never ending drama in all of his books will keep me a fan forever. This was a great read that prepares you for the next saga “Torn Between Lovers” Big girls do indeed cry but with BGBCs first male member Jerome you may just see that big boys can cry too.
Permission Slips Sherri Shepherd
Synopsis: Covering topics such as "It's Jesus or Jail,""Marriage, the Hard Way,""Children: The Gift You Can't Give Back," and "All the Things I Don't Know...And All the Things I Definitely Do," stand-up comedienne, actress, and ABC's The View co-host Sherri Shepherd comically chronicles her struggles to keep up with the many roles-professional, wife, mother, daughter, and friend-that women must play in today's world. Sherri urges women to pursue their most important dreams and to never give up, but also let's readers know that it's okay to give themselves "permission slips" when things don't always work out the way they want them to. As her many fans know, Sherri is never hesitant to speak from the heart, and her bubbly personality shines through in this delightful autobiography.
Diva Reviewer – Tiffany Walker
As women do we ever feel like we should always hold it together no matter what? Do we feel like we are being pulled in so many directions? Do we feel like the tasks outweigh the time of hours within the day? In Sherri Shepherd’s book Permission Slips it specifically speaks to the heart of women. Sherri opens the book with how women are bound by so many things. Women are programmed so much more differently than men are. Sherri makes you feel ok for taking a break every now and then. Sherri’s chapters allow you to realize it is okay to do everything wrong, to pursue your dreams, to take a leap of faith, and to be less than perfect. Sometimes as women we let our own hang-ups, insecurities and past experiences get in the way of moving forward. At times you have to dress up, go out and leave your issues at home. Sometimes you have to listen to the small voice in your head; it just may not be that small. Step outside your comfort zone, because it may end up being the beginning of a new you. Take a permission slip and live, breathe, and embrace new experiences. You never know what will happen until you try.
A Deep Dark Secret Kimberla Lawson Roby
Synopsis: Sexually abused for five years, studious 12-year-old Jillian Maxwell lives in terror of her pedophile stepfather, Byron James, in Roby's (The Best of Everything) powerful short novel. The nightmare begins with her stepfather's inappropriate fondling shortly after the birth of her half-sister, Layla, and gradually escalates. Byron warns her that Roxanne, Jillian's mom, won't believe her if she tells and later says he'll start abusing Layla if Jillian doesn't cooperate. When revelations about Byron's abuse of another underage girl surfaces, Roxanne kicks him out, but then takes him back. Meanwhile, Nikki, Jillian's BFF, is obsessed with promiscuous Marcus, who sees nothing wrong in running a train (gangbanging) on Nikki with two of his pals during a school dance. Nikki becomes a laughingstock and almost kills herself, which is the turning point for Jillian, who learns that Nikki is an abuse survivor. A heart-wrenching confrontation leads to a resolution with hopeful repercussions. An intense gem in an authentic voice.
Diva Reviewer – Lolita Allen
This is one powerful book. Thank God it was a Novella, I don’t know how much more I could take from the storyline. Kudos to Ms. Roby, it was written in good taste.
Entrepreneur MQW
Synopsis: Swift is a college graduate determined to establish himself in corporate America. Everyone from his school teachers to his mother has been skeptical of his goals. When he receives his degree he thinks he’s prepared for the real world. He soon finds it difficult to match jobs with his degree.
After his frustrations reach a boiling point he turns to the streets for guidance. Swift’s best friend Block was the most feared and respected hustler in Philly. When Swift's dilemma brings their combined efforts together, they both see opportunity.
Swift is convinced that he can make enough start up money for his business ideas. His plan was to build capital and leave the drug game alone. However that is derailed when Block is incarcerated. The taste of money and power takes Swift for the ride of his life. Soon the underworld looks to him to pick up where Block left off. With cops, rival drug dealers, and stick up kids lurking, Swift is forced to show how much of an "Entrepreneur" he really is.
Diva Reviewer - Lolita Allen
Entrepreneur could be a great story. I feel as though the characters were rushed, the reader is not given enough time to get to know them. The ending will have you wondering what will happen next.
Winter Rains Crystal Wilson
Synopsis: Emily Johnson and Carlethea Monroe have been friends for most of their lives. Their lives mirror each others. Both are successful elementary school teachers in Portland, Oregon, and both are married to their college sweethearts. Can their relationship endure the hardships that will come their way? Winter Rains tells the story of these two young ladies’ triumph over the un-welcomed adversities that enter their suburban lives. When Emily is admitted into a psychiatric hospital, she is faced with the person she really is and meets a woman that will set her on the right path to emotional healing. Carlethea discovers her strength when she is forced to make the difficult decision that will change her life forever.
Diva Reviewer – Pam Johnson
Winter Rains is a fantastically written novel. Ms. Wilson’s writing style is quick, easy to read, and she paints a dramatic picture without being too wordy. This story outlines how devastating jealousy and envy can be; especially when the one who convents and then schemes to take what you have is supposed to be your best friend.
Seeds From The Ashes Malcolm Kelly
Synopsis: "Seeds from the Ashes" is a breakthrough book for those who seek a blueprint from changing the way they think and live. It provides a step-by-step process to assist you with taking the first step to change the way you think and live.
Diva Reviewer – Pam Johnson
Mr. Kelly’s book gives really useful tips that can be applied to the lives of all who seek to gain control and move forward. This book empowers readers to seize the power that we all have and to resist being a victim. Furthermore, it encourages readers to stop relying on others to fix what they’re unsatisfied with in their lives.
Illusions Of Love Recha G. Peay
Synopsis: How would you feel if you woke up one morning and found out that everything you knew, or thought you knew, was a lie?
Tatiana Wilkes thought she was married to the perfect man. She loved her husband, Courtney, for all the reasons a good woman would love a good man – he was an accomplished man who was caring, sophisticated, and charming. He wanted the best for her and the family they were trying to have. Her life was picture perfect – or so she thought until that fateful knock on her door.
In her total illusion of love, Tatiana never imagined that a monster lived within her husband, or that he’d be capable of the unthinkable. Now Tatiana must face the grim reality that there is no such thing as perfection. Only then will she be ready for the truth that she needs to hear.
Diva Reviewer – Pam Johnson
Illusion of Love is a dramatic, cautionary, tale, which clearly illustrates the pitfalls one can encounter when you refuse to heed the warning signs in relationships. Usually, pretty early on, a person will do and/or say something that will give cause for concern. However, more often than not, we choose to continue on with our “eyes wide shut”! That never ends well. The story’s main character soon discovers this on her journey of dating, and eventually marrying what she thought was the perfect man.
If You Were My Man Francis Ray
Synopsis: Natalya Fontaine has been the sole proprietor of the restaurant Fontaine since her husband died four years ago. She hasn't dated anyone in all those years, choosing not to open her heart again, or risk revealing her dark past. That is, until she meets Rafael Dunlap.
Rafael is a hostage negotiator with his own set of problems. Though he loves women, he vows he'll never marry because his job is just too unpredictable. He can't imagine leaving a widow and children behind. But his thinking and game plan of loving and leaving changes when he meets Natalya. Though she tries to resist him, Rafael sweeps her into a whirlwind romance. When the unexpected happens, and Natalya is forced to keep it a secret, she ends things with Rafael before he can break her heart. But when Rafael is in harms way, will Natalya resolve to tell him the truth before it's too late? Or will past demons keep them apart forever?
Diva Reviewer – Lolita Allen
Hail to the Queen of Romance. Francis Ray’s If You Were My Man is another bestseller. Those Dunlap brothers really know how to woo a girl. Natalya’s restaurant “Fontaine” had me craving seafood from beginning to end. This book has enough drama and love to keep you glued to your seat.
Naughty Rochelle Alers
Synopsis: Parties, paparazzi, red-carpet catfights and shocking sex tapes--wild child Breanna Parker is always in the spotlight, except where her celebrity parents are concerned. Beautiful and talented in her own right, Bree has used her antics to gain attention from her R & B-diva mother and record-producer father. But now, as her whirlwind marriage to a struggling actor implodes, Bree is ready to live life on her own terms, and the results will take everyone--including Bree--by surprise.
Abandoning her party-girl ways, Bree moves to Rome--where she meets Reuben, a charismatic, compassionate artist. They become partners--in and out of bed--and launch a sexy lingerie line, Naughty, that becomes an international success. But when they return to the U.S., Bree is confronted by a new and devastating scandal. And preserving everything she's worked so hard for will be the biggest challenge she's ever faced....
Diva Reviewer – Lolita Allen
This is my first read by this Author and I found it to be very enjoyable. There were a few typos. I really started to get into the storyline once Ms. Bree moves to Rome and meets her future love Reuben. His patience and maturity is what Bree really needed in her life. Their partnership in business and love makes this a page turner.
The Lies That Bind D.L. Sparks
Synopsis: Dr. Teresa McCall is devastated when she learns that her husband has been unfaithful. The crippling blow starts her on a downward spiral that threatens not only her marriage, but also the career she has worked so hard for. Donovan is trying everything to save their marriage, but Teri just can’t get past the betrayal.
Cloaked in a haze of frustration, it doesn’t take long for Teri to fall under the spell of fellow doctor Sean Morris, a cardiologist with one of Atlanta’s top hospitals. He understands the pain and anger that come with the territory when a loved one has cheated. However, Dr. Morris is harboring a dark secret that not even the seasoned psychologist can sniff out.
It doesn’t take long before the heat from their explosive affair sets off a chain of events, revealing a world where nothing is what it seems. Driven by emotion, Teri finds herself entangled in her own web of lies, distracted by her failing marriage, and unaware that a danger is circling and ready to destroy life as she knows it. When Teri is faced with a harsh reality, she decides it’s time to right her wrongs and see if she still has a marriage to fight for.
Unfortunately, Sean has other plans. Teri soon finds herself standing between her husband and her lover, letting her heart choose for her – until a stray bullet threatens to take away her right to choose
Diva Reviewer – Gea Foster
D. L. Sparks delves into the many facets of a troubled marriage plagued by infidelities, deceit and mistrust. The Lies that Bind highlights the fact we are the architects of our lives, and emphasizes the importance of faith in a relationship.
Damaged Kia Dupree
Synopsis: Ten-year-old Camille is placed with the Brinkleys, yet another foster family, where she suffers extreme mental and sexual abuse for years, until she's rescued by Chu, a low-level drug dealer who actually loves and looks after her. But when Chu is murdered in a drug deal gone wrong, Camille makes a desperate choice to join a cruel pimp's stable, where she faces her situation and struggles to change her life. DuPree displays an excellent ear for the dialogue, thinking, music and worldviews of her young characters and a talent for setting: the grimy streets, rundown hotels, beatup houses, sweaty house parties and clubs feel real and far above standard street lit. But the ending falls short, as though the author has a sequel in mind.
Diva Reviewer – Tiffany M. Walker
As I read this book I came up with this acronym
Don't Assume Men Always Give Everything Deserved
This story is about a young girl named Camille who starts off being raised by her grandmother because of her mom's drug habits. After her Nana passes she is shuffled to a few foster homes. In one foster home in particular the dad takes advantage of her( while the Christian mother turns her head) in turn for providing her with extra money and the latest name brand fashions. One day she meets the love of her life and begins to date him as well as pick up some of his bad habits. Chu begins to show Camille the life she never knew she could have. One day her fairy tale turns into a nightmare when her dope boy is murdered. She then realizes how good she has it. Life without him brings her to reality and she has to turn tricks to make ends meet. In the end Camille gets way more than she bargained for. This book is a tale of defeat and triumph and once you get to the the end you will realize to Don't Assume Men Always Give Everything Deserved.
My Husband’s Love Child Brian W. Smith
Synopsis: Sonya Lucas lives a fairytale lifestyle.
She and her husband (Quincy) have everything they’ve always wanted. The only thing that is missing from their lives are children. The absence of baby cribs and pampers is not deliberate. Sonya was brutally raped as a child, and as a result, she is unable to carry a child full term.
Quincy is supportive and sensitive to his wife’s physical disability – initially, his refusal to entertain adoption has made their situation even more bleak. When Sonya notices that his interest in her begins to wane, she becomes desperate. The stress of not being able to give birth to the child her husband so desperately wants has left her emotionally devastated. The realization that women are throwing themselves at her husband, makes her willing to do anything to keep the man of her dreams – including raising his “love” child.
Diva Reviewer – Lolita Allen
This was one short, sweet, let’s get straight to the drama kind of book and I liked it a whole lot. I can’t say enough about Mr. Smith’s writing style. He’s off the chain!!
Beater Brian W. Smith
Synopsis: When Todd and Rachel met it was love at first sight. Todd viewed Rachel as the mature older woman he’d always yearned to have as a companion. Someone who could help him grow and mature into a successful man. Rachel, a successful corporate executive, viewed Todd as a young “hottie” who was a refreshing change of pace from the uptight men she normally encountered in her corporate world.
After a few months of dating, the couple found themselves on the fast track to marriage. Unfortunately, their wedding plans were sidetracked by a deep dark secret – their relationship is plagued by domestic violence. Their arguments have become more volatile, and eventually escalate into fights. As their friends and family become more suspicious, Todd struggles to hide the fact that Rachel – the highly educated and sophisticated love of his life – is beating him.
Diva Reviewer - Lolita Allen
Can you say good to the last drop? I was so blown away by this storyline that once I finished it, I wanted to start reading it over again. Mr. Smith has done a remarkable job of showing us that domestic violence does not always start with the man. This book gives you the true meaning of fatal attraction. You will not be able to put it down.
Betrayal Dwayne S. Joseph
Synopsis: This is the thought racing through Zeke’s mind as he stares at the evidence of his wife’s infi delity. The photos were sent to him anonymously, and Zeke doesn’t quite know how to handle the devastating news until he catches his son-in-law in a compromising position and hatches a plan. Sam has always been grateful for the opportunities given to him by his father-in-law, who saved him from a life in the streets. But how far is he willing to go now that Zeke is threatening to expose his secret? In order to hold on to everything he has, can Sam bring himself to commit murder? Betrayal is Dwayne S. Joseph’s most ambitious novel to date, and is sure to have your heart racing!
Diva Reviewer – Angelia Brown
Betrayal is a book that will satisfy those who like suspense and straight forward writing. It grabs the reader in the first pages and propels you through each scene which makes reading it like watching your own private screening.
Excess Baggage Sean Gardner
Synopsis: After conquering the Big Apple, Tara Stevens, successful record executive, returns home to Los Angeles to take a bigger title, bigger office and bigger paycheck. Her homecoming gives her a chance to reconnect with the “village” that reared her and to reunite with high school sweetheart, Dorian Daniels, a promising advertising director. Their courtship is a tale of conflicting schedules and egos. When the appearance of a mysterious outsider from the past forces them to re-evaluate their priorities, he seeks the counsel of his best friend, Christian James, with whom he has nearly everything in common. The ambitious attorney bears his own cross. In the midst of the biggest case of his career, he struggles to find his life purpose. Having witnessed the death of his mother, he fights to mask the void left by this tragedy. He finds inspiration and healing in the soothing presence of Nona Jones, a dedicated registered nurse. Their relationship takes off until they are pitted against one another in court. As the legal battle heats up, the stakes escalate far beyond what any of the quartet imagined. Before the case is over, the four will learn to protect their relationships and to keep their past shortcomings in the past. They will also have to find a way to stop a saboteur bent on winning at all costs, even if it means murder.
Diva Reviewer – Pam Johnson
Categorized as a Romantic Thriller by Author Sean Gardner, Excess Baggage marries the Street Lit and Urban Lit genres. The story is centered around four interesting and well evolved characters. The two male protagonists are Christian James, the lawyer, and his best friend Dorian Daniels who’s an up and coming advertising director. Their love interests are Nona Jones, a registered nurse, and Tara Stevens who’s a record executive. The first 100 or so pages intricately build the background of these characters and how their lives will unavoidably intersect. When all the circumstances that bring each character together finally collide, the collision creates a dramatic, romantic and suspenseful story that’s hard to put down. Excess Baggage was a very enjoyable read with real dialogue and characters who carry around “excess baggage” that makes lasting relationships more difficult. But when each one gets to a point where he/she is willing to open up and let go, they are able to make it to the other side and enjoy they emotional freedom that comes with such a decision.
Diary Of A Stalker Electa Rome Parks
Synopsis: Never judge a book by its cover. . .
Xavier Preston is tall, dark, and handsome, and the problem is that he knows it. He's a bestselling author who is accustomed to adoring female fans, both young and old, flirting with him, throwing themselves shamelessly at him, and trying to get between more than the covers of his novels. He has always been more than willing to accommodate their needs and desires; however, his womanizing days have finally ended. He's engaged to a beautiful woman, Kendall, and he's decided to walk the straight and narrow. Or has he?
From outside appearances, the very stunning Pilar has it all: a great career, a beautiful home, and a trust fund that keeps her financially secure; however, looks can be deceiving. All that glitters isn't necessarily gold. Pilar is searching for her perfect soulmate, and she thinks she has found him in Xavier. She believes in going after what she wants with a vengeance . . . and she wants Xavier. That is not negotiable. She will have him, even if it kills him.
When Xavier meets his fanatical fan, Pilar, he gets much more than he bargained for. What starts out as an erotic one-night stand quickly spirals out of control into a dangerous game of obsession and pain with both parties playing to win.
Think you know what goes on behind the literary scene? Think again.
Diva Reviewer – Lolita Allen
OMG!!! This book was off the chain on some many levels. I was reading the drama so fast my eyes were about to pop out of my head. Ms. Parks did a wonderful job of using the subject of a famous Author (and very good looking at that) to be intertwined with a gorgeous female fan. You will not be able to put this one down.
A Big Girl’s Blues Mesha Coleman
Synopsis: In, A Big Women's Blues Mesha Coleman captures the essence of a woman's battle with weight. It is a tale of a woman's battle with weight and the influence it has on her self-worth and self-esteem. Her struggle impacts not only her but also her family and friends especially her young daughter. Through several eye opening events she is forced to take a journey of self-discovery learning to love the skin she is in.
Diva Reviewer - Angelia Brown
this is a story of a womans struggle with self acceptance....she finally realizes after the issue her daughter faces that we all must love ourselves as we are.....this would be a good book for teenagers/younger women if they are having issues with self esteem......
Stand The Storm
Synopsis: Even though Sewing Annie Coats and her son, Gabriel, have managed to buy their freedom, their lives are still marked by constant struggle and sacrifice. Washington's Georgetown neighborhood, where the Coatses operate a tailor's shop and laundry, is supposed to be a "promised land" for former slaves but is effectively a frontier town, gritty and dangerous, with no laws protecting black people.
The remarkable emotional energy with which the Coatses wage their daily battles-as they negotiate with their former owner, as they assist escaped slaves en route to freedom, as they prepare for the encroaching war, and as they strive to love each other enough-is what propels Stand the Storm and makes the novel's tragic denouement so devastating.
Diva Reviewer - Gea Foster
Author, Breena Clarke takes you on a journey back to a dark episode in American history. This tale slowly unfolds to reveal the struggle of the Coates family as they navigate the perilous landscape of being freed slaves during the time of slavery. The characters are artfully portrayed and the incorporation of the dialect from the period enhances the authenticity of the story. Stand the Storm is a well crafted narrative that is worth the investment of your time and effort.
Alibi
Teri Woods
Synopsis: Two men think they've found the perfect opportunity--a chance to rob the stash house of Simon Shuller, one of Philadelphia's biggest drug lords. But their plans are spoiled when one of Shuller's men catches them as they break into the stash house. Temperatures flare as the men capture Shuller's worker, Poncho, and force him to show them the goods. What they didn't expect was for Poncho's partner to be armed and very dangerous. An altercation breaks out and when the smoke clears, Nard, Poncho's accomplice, is the only one left standing. Thinking quickly, Nard cleans shop and makes his escape, but not before being spotted by a few neighbors. Not wanting to kill anyone else, he makes a mad dash for the streets but wonders if the witnesses will give up his identity. What he needs now is a plausible alibi. If he doesn't come up with one fast, it could mean life in prison, or death on the streets.
Diva Reviewer – Gea Foster
A botched robbery attempt results in three dead bodies and the murderer needs an alibi. After Daisy is paid to provide the alibi, she finds herself caught between the killers and the cops. Alibi is typical contemporary fiction with an urban backdrop. However, it is easy to read despite some of its contrived drama and its quick plot resolution.
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