Title: Praise for A Love Noire
Product review: What a spectacular debut for Ms. Turnipseed! From the moment I picked up this book, I just simply couldn't put it down. The plot and themes are so intriguing, that I felt I knew Noire and Innocent personally. Turnipseed's characters are so tangible and life-like, that their personalities and complexities come forth as though emanating from a silver screen. Spanning three continents and a host of historic and cultural references from the Edisto Island, South Carolina to the Caribbean and Central America, Turnipseed takes up on an exiciting journey of love, passion and in a not-so-bad way angst. Each page brings a new surprise as subplots unfold to reveal new and interesting tidbits about the cast of variegated characters who show us what it means to be young and in love with the world as a stage of infinite possibilites.
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