The members of the Moore clan come together to celebrate the recent marriage of Myles and Marisa, while Kenya and Amir cope with their rambunctious seven-year-old twins, and Jasmine, Myles's and Amir's teenage cousin, rebels against everything her family believes, until a dark secret from the past threatens to tear the family apart. 17,500 first printing.
The book's beginning and ending were weak compared to the middle. I closed the book wanting so much more. Hopefully Marcus Major will write a sequel. A great book for a book club because it will definately inspire interesting discussions.
I read this book 20 years ago when it was released, and I LOVED it. Marcus Major is a wordsmith storyteller. I admired that a lot, which is why I am still terribly heartbroken he haven't written anything beyond four novels.
I love this book like I read it for the very first time. This one was a great reread and a fantastic end for Black History Month (BHM) books.