No lesson's learned for this heroine. This is Luscious' story.
I struggled a little with this book. not because the characters were not interesting or that the story-line was not as strong as in book 1, but because of the amount of repetition, wordiness, incorrect word usage and details that added nothing to the story.
The supporting characters, while not developed, were the saving grace in this story. Make Money, Peaches, Eve & Michelle made the book interesting and gave it a little life. Also, the narrator was a bit more animated in this installment. And we all know a good narrator can help a story. All that being said, I loved the message of this book. the message of how obsessive behavior, jealousy, self-hate, lack of accountability takes so much energy out of you and in the end only hurts you. The self-hate that Luscious possessed was amplified when her boyfriend cheated with her friend. The author did a great job of showcasing her misery with the one-sided revenge plot. Her "arch nemesis" didn't give her a second thought, but did step in to save her twice when she was in need. It’s rare that I root for someone who is supposed to be the victim to meet their ruin. But that's how well the author wrote that character. It was interesting that there was no real hatred for the men who wronged her. It's indicative of real life. Men will often get a pass for their wrongs while women tear each other apart. ....umph