The EXchange

Kyla #3

by Nikki Rashan

Can exes be friends? The answer to this question is tested and revealed in The EXchange, the third installment in the story of Kyla. When readers first met Kyla, she was a confused young woman struggling with her sexuality. By the time we met her again, she was a loose philanderer, bed-hopping in her search for love. She found it with the beautiful, no-nonsense Asia. After nine years of solid commitment, Kyla is bored with the monotony and simplicity of their day-to-day relationship. She soon finds the excitement she craves, but not in the right place. Angie, her ex turned longtime friend, is single again, and she's ready and willing to fill the void Kyla feels. Will Kyla trade the stability she has with Asia for the passion she's been missing?

Genres: Lesbian

272 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Bad Cookie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think a more satisfying ending would be Asia not taking Kyla back. Other than that I thought it was a good story, although at times it felt a bit rushed. Also the sex scenes were lacking, but the one at the end was good. If she writes another book with these characters, I wouldn't be surprised if the author has Sam's new woman being either Angie or possibly even Deidra. I guess I'll just have to wait and see.

[SG Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story is very believable and made me feel like I was a fly on the wall of someone's real-life relationship. I wish the story didn't end. I need to know how Kyla and Asia are going to work through the tell-all book coming out. I wonder who Sam started dating. Is it Angie?

[Lucy · Rating 3 out of 5]

What a great book, so well written. The thoughts the actions the result of their actions all played out and put down on paper so eloquently in this book. You really get inside the head of Kyla and Asia as they hit relationship meltdown.

You get both sides of the story per chapter; what they are thinking, what the other will think, how friends react to the news, reading this book is like being a fly on the wall as their lives fall apart.

Nikki has such a firm grasp on human psychology and how we react to things and how people behave and how destructive that can be, and positive too at times, but mostly destructive.

If you are in a relationship and you feel it's on the wain, my advice... read this book before you do ANYTHING :-) it will certainly give you pause for thought. I highly recommend this book, it is much more beneficial than a visit to a shrink.

[Juanita]

AWESOME READ!