Title: Poetic Justice
Product review: I love MJH to death, having read all of "The Real Deal", "A New Day" (twice), and "Butterscotch Blues". Her writing always entrances me and takes my breath away. Though I am not a poetry lover, Hodge gives me that through her eloquent style of writing. My only problem with this particular novel was the ending. I suppose Mya and Jeff could've gotten back together and made the story more typical. Okay, so Mya finds love in herself, but did she have to attract a man as equally edified and self-loving as she? It was all a bit far-fetched in spite of how well the story was written. There are a lot of people who love themselves and have it all together, but most are intimdiated by it and therefore never approach such individuals. Other than that unexpected ending, I still adore the author's ability to weave a tapestry with her words....
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