Just Keep It Moving

ISBN-13: 9781481902274 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 208 str.

J. Rain

Opis

China is the woman that her group of family and friends turn to with their problems-and they certainly need her. But when she meets a stable, handsome neighbor and her best friend finds out a hurtful secret, her life just might lose its drama-free status. Filled with keen insight and understanding, J Rain's debut heralds the arrival of a fresh new voice in the landscape of urban adult fiction. China is the Oprah to her group of friends and family-but without the book club. Full of self-empowering advice, she never tolerates being treated less than she deserves. Which is good, because the second she gets a suspicion about her man Bull, she tells him to put the keys on the dresser and step out of the house. Good thing too-cuz the brother is married Unlike her friends, though, as soon as she says goodbye, China never looks back. And now it's time to get her groove back on. Enjoying partying with her friends, meeting new men-and some old friends-and offering her unique blend of advice, China's enjoying life as she searches for someone who just might fill the bill of her New Man. When she meets sexy neighbor Tony, she might have done just that. But life always takes plenty of turns, and when her best friend Gee discovers her own boyfriend's secret, it sets in motion a series of events that will surprise even the street smart China. A raw, sultry, and laugh-out-loud great time, Rain's novel is a sly take on the modern urban romantic landscape that hums to the rhythm of the city's heartbeat. Quickly paced with dialogue that is so fast, furious, and hot that it threatens to set the pages on fire, she captures the single landscape and its serious players with deadly-and hilarious-accuracy. Full of honesty and wit, Just Keep it Moving will keep you turning pages as fast as you can to find out just how this wild ride is going to end

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