Obsession

by Gwynne Forster

Obsession by Gwynne Forster released on Aug 25, 1999 is available now for purchase.

Genres: African American Romance

384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Gwynne Forster (1922-2015) was the pseudonym of American novelist, short fiction writer, demographer, and sociologist Gwendolyn Johnson-Acsadi. Forster was best known as an early innovator of the African American Romance fiction tradition. Forster was a prolific writer who authored more than 50 books, as well as multiple studies in the field of demography. Forster won a wide readership with her novels and garnered awards, including the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award and the Black Writers Alliance Gold Pen Award.

Reviews

[Jazmine]

Rating: 3.4

An oldie but a goodie! I have been re-reading some of my older books and I have really been enjoying it! This book takes us on a journey of 2 people wanting the same thing from each other but finding a hard time really opening up to each other. This story gave me something different from the mundane novels that I seem to be running into lately. It was definitely a change of pace. Keep in mind that this is a book that was published originally I believe in the late 90s early 2000s.

[Michele]

Loved, loved this story from one of my favorite authors.

[Jerry]

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[JeaNida Luckie-Weatherall]

Gwynne Forster is an excellent storyteller.She writes realistic ways to go on a path of self-discovery.She handles this story of jealousy,sibling rivalry, intrigue and passion with consummate skill.

[Monica McCray-Wilson]

Good book...don't like the mother and brother. They are so selfish and full of themselves. Magnus couldn't say he love Selena because of his mother. I'm glad he open up to all of them and let Selena know what was holding him back for what she wanted he to say.

[Angela]

This one was a good read. My first book that I read from Gwynne. The jealous brother was a trip but of course in romance novels it all worked out in the end.