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Title: Don't Be Tempted
Review: The idea of this book being a love story is interesting, you want to read about David Ruffin outside the spotlight from the mother of his son. However, the entire book was like the writer sat down and started typing, turned in the book and it went to print. Events flash back and forth, words are underlined, and one never quite understands what about the relationship that made her put up with abuse and other women. Supposedly, the lies began from day one so what was the glue again? I love Motown and the idea of reading about the real deal of any of the many stars is appealing, but I found no real deal here. Also, to the author, with regards to the "letter to Otis," where exactly would you have fit in the movie about the Temptations?
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