Book Review Alert: The Player in Me I & II

Book Review Alert: The Player in Me I & II

Author: Hezekiah Morris

Published: October 28, 2019/ September 22, 2020

Publisher:  Independently published/ DNMiller 

ISBN-10: 170340273X/173495115X

ISBN-13: 978-1703408737/ 978-173951158

ASIN: B072ZR1WN45/ NA

Rating: 5 stars

Z is a man that any woman would want. Sexy, intelligent, gentleman, just everything. To put the icing on the cake he knows his skills in the bedroom. How can any woman resist him? But this is where the trouble starts. Z is juggling 3 ladies that we know of in this novel and keeping them all happy until he decides that it is time to settle down. Z decided that Sapphire is the lady that he wants in his corner. Other players in the game of life such as LaQuitta, Smoke, and Deja all will have a say so in the relationship between Z and Sapphire. Who will be left in the end? What will happen when all the roads meet?

 

Z is back in Book 2 but is he a changed man? Part 2 starts off with Z stating that he wants to make a change in his life.  The past devils in book 1 are here and ready to wreak hell in Z’s life. Sapphire make’s her return in book two but she is not alone. Who in book 2 will have to deal with the news that Sapphire has? Smoke is back and seeing his revenge with help from someone that also has it out for Z. Best friends, crooked cops, love, sex, betrayal is all found between the covers of this book. Get ready for the ride of a lifetime.

 

 

These two books right here!!! SMH!!! They are dozy to read. One minute I am pissed off. Next moment I am hot and bothered, ready to jump someone’s bones and with the very next breath I reach a jaw dropping moment.  It kept me at the edge of my seat. When you think about why this character is here or what is the purpose of this character, the next sentence or page answers that question. It's crazy how the characters are intertwined with each other and no one knows until you get to the end of the novel and things start to fall apart. The author leaves you with a cliffhanger that makes you go and read the second novel. This is the work of a skilled author.

(Reviewed by Patrice)