Here is the review for my second book, “The Trouble With Luv”. I don’t even mind that she thought the story was “extremely stereotypical” but she didn’t say what she did like. There must be something, at least one thing she liked about the story, don’t you think? I don’t love everything I read, but I can always pick out something good. Well, here it is. Read it for yourself:

 Extremely stereotypical behavior from the hot-to-trot owner of a chain of lingerie boutiques and an ultraconservative church boy hampers the romance in Pamela Yaye’s The Trouble with Luv’ (3). Ebony Garrett owns Discreet Boutiques and is a dedicated workaholic. When she sees Xavier Reed at a church function she attends with her aunt, she’s instantly smitten but only wants a physical relationship. Xavier, a high school guidance counselor and part-time economics teacher, is attracted to Ebony but doesn’t want to deal with a high-maintenance, low-morals woman. After getting to know one another, however, they realize they have more in common than they think.

Any thoughts? Post your ideas on my guestbook. Let me know what you think.

With Love,

Pamela, mother of Aysiah and Justice

Today is Thanksgiving and I wanted to wish everyone a blessed day. Now, more than ever, I give God thanks for my family, friends, loved ones and even my career. Despite losing Justice, I know that I serve a great, BIG, wonderful God who is holding me in the palm of His hand. I hope today, and everyday, you will praise God for his goodness and loving kindness. Be blessed!

 With Love,

 Pamela