Til It's Gone

by Dwayne S. Joseph

Everyone knows it's hard being in a relationship. But have you ever thought about cheating? What would happen if you were ever caught? These ar the questions being posed in this dramatic novel by Dwayne S. Joseph.

Danita and Stephen have been together for five years. Things are great between them until an unexpected discovery sends Danita into a tailspin. With her trust shattered and temptation at her new job, she must decide whether to work things out or move on. 

As the boundaries of love and fidelity are tested, can their relationship survive through the worst? Or will they not realize what they have until it's gone?

300 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 2008

About the author

Dwayne S. Joseph lives by the credo, "The pen is mightier than the sword." He's been crafting engaging tales since the age of thirteen. A multi-dimensional author, Dwayne has written novels ranging from relationship drama, erotica suspense, to his favorite, mystery suspense.

It’as all about growth for Mr. Joseph. He strives to grow and improve with each novel and he he feels that’s what the readers deserve. His goal is to entertain his readers with unforgettable storylines and characters that they just can’t stop talking about.

He currently resides in Illinois with his wife, their three children, and the family dog, Duke, where is hard at work on his next novel.

Reviews

[Eva-Marie Nevarez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dwayne didn't fail to surprise me with this book either. Til It's Gone is another great story by Dwayne S. Joseph. More so than most authors, Joseph has a way of creating characters that suck you right into their lives. I think the last time I was so involved with a characters life like I was with Danita's was with Winter Santiaga. And everyone knows what a legend that book is. This author creates characters in the same way, in that you just can't get enough. I could barely put the book down to take care of my day to day activites because I just had to see what happened next.
One thing I absolutely LOVED about Til It's Gone is the ending. So many times a "happy" ending is thrown into a story where it doesn't belong. I know a lot of readers want that but I don't. I want whatever ending goes with the story. This wasn't technically a "unhappy" ending but a different author could have turned it around and made it real cheesy which Jospeh thankfully did not. The ending actually took my breath away- I was that surprised.
I keep looking more and more forward to reading everything by this author and I would and do recommend him to just about anyone- especially anyone that loves a really good urban story.

[Anna Peterson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This guy is one of my favorite writers. Wish he would write some more good books. I have read his other books, love them.

[Cheryl · Rating 5 out of 5]

As usual, I was not disappointed by Dwayne Joseph's writing. He has a great way of really making the characters come alive. I also like how he uses brand names to describe what he is talking about, such as page 8 where he describes Danita as wearing Victoria's Secret Very Sexy for her perfum. I happen to wear that too. He always goes in to detail as far as what clothes people are wearing the brands of cars, etc. It really makes everything come alive.

If I was Danita, I probably would have thought the same thing she did at first, but she shouldn't have gone and did what she thought Stephen did. What happened though from the whole incident was really a blessing in disguise for Stephen.

I have to say that the ending gave me chills when Stephen saw the man leaning against the wall.

[Judy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well I don't know that I can give this book a glowing review but it is better than the average.