Aspiring singer Nikai Parker is depressed. Her boyfriend has been sent to jail for dating an underage girl, and she feels abandoned and desperate. That is, until her best friend, Sheila, convinces her that a night of clubbing is exactly what she needs to forget her troubles and lift her spirits.
I read this book about 17 years ago and it was one of the best books I have ever read. This was the book that opened up my world to reading. Now 17 years later, I read it again and view it completely different. I still absolutely love the book but the characters really pissed me off. LOL I guess I could relate to the characters more 17 years ago than I could today.
Although this book felt a little long, I really thinks it still resonates today. I think a lot of women are like Nikai (the story is set in the late 90's I believe) and there are some women that unfortunately still have to deal with situations like this. I felt so bad for Nikai, and truthfully, Robert can kick rocks. ( I am not a fan of his at all from the beginning of the book until the end.) Nikai's growth was great in this story, and I enjoyed the flow of the story as well as the storyline of the book.
I received a copy of the book via NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving an honest review of my own thoughts and opinions.
I received a complimentary copy of Someone To Catch My Drift in exchange for an honest review. This was not a traditional romance book where it's all "rainbows and unicorns." There were some deep but very realistic temptations that challenged both Nikai and Robert. There were relationship and family issues, with a lot of drama. There were parts that were long winded, but it was worth the read.
This was a good book about learning to accept yourself, acknowledging your flaws, and going for what you deserve. I loved the fact that Rob and Nikai's relationship wasn't all fairytales and that both had demons they were facing.
I enjoyed the book but the ending for me was weird . I don’t feel like the friend needed to die like I knew that Was going to happen. And I don’t like the way they both just ended up finding someone else so effortlessly. They should of showed Rob suffering more . To me that’s more realistic. I just don’t like that everyone had such a happy ending when that’s not real life
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