It's Like That

by Cheryl Robinson

Despite her reluctance to get involved, Winona Fairchild, a single mother with two young children, finds herself falling for Porter, a growing emotional attachment that is threatened by dark secrets from the past. Original.

300 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Cheryl currently resides in Florida. For the past sixteen years, she has been busy writing contemporary adult fiction. While writing is her first love, making delicious green smoothies is easily her second. She also enjoys spoiling her miniature Schnauzer and whipping up healthy meals from recipes she finds online.

For more about Cheryl and the Until Ray trilogy visit: cherylrobinson.com and untilraytrilogy.com.

Reviews

[Page Turner]

This was definitely a unique plot. I found it interesting that none of Porter's indiscretions while cheating on Winona played any real significance in the story. For the most part, it was a good read.

[Sarita]

I think this book could have been good, it just never made it there. so much more could have been done, especially with the main character being HIV positive. Characters were developed and dropped so quickly, I was left wondering, what was the point of bringing them up at all? Others I felt would have been more central to the story were never developed at all. Storylines that lead to nowhere and an abrupt ending made me feel that either this story was completely unfinished and she had a deadline, or this was the first in a series and the next book will pick up where this left off. There was just no closure. Not sure if I'll read another of her books.

[Qwenchelle Riggins]

This was indeed not my typical read. However, it was interesting to read how a woman goes through her trials and tribulations. What I liked most was she was a woman who didn't fit the part of most of her struggles. She broke the mold. Very good read.

[Ciara]

Main character has aids. Very different story line. Touching into lives that rarely written about.

I loved it. This was acutally the last book I finished reading. Very good.

[Regina Lloyd]

Listen to on CD, pretty good.

[Kim]

It's not the book for me.