Title: Unbelivable
Product review: Unbelivable pretty much says it all. I didn't believe any of it for a moment. I've read books where the attraction between the man and woman was fierce and immediate and bought it totally. This wasn't one of them. The dialogue was stilted and corny. The multitude of vicious comments and stares from other people was over the top and I never once got the sense that this was actually an African-American women. From her long straight silky hair to her impeccable speech, other than when she made the comment "I'm black and you're white' (over and over again), there was nothing about her to distinguish her from any other white heroine out there. Maybe that's what the author was going for but it struck me as unrealistic. My first book by this author. Probably the last.
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