A Woman's Worth: Beyond Wounded Volume 2

by D.T. Williams

Catherine Hubert is a successful career woman who has taken the corporate world by storm. She has made a name for herself as one of the best accountants in New York City. From the outside looking in everyone thinks she has it all, but Cat can’t seem to find true happiness. After a broken engagement, Cat’s insecurities and faith in love are at an all-time low. That is until a handsome neighbor moves in next door.
Emilio Lombardi is a free-spirited photographer who loves to capture life’s most beautiful moments on film. When he sees Cat, he thinks he has found his Mona Lisa and stops at nothing to pursue her, but her broken heart and their cultural differences continuously puts them at odds. Will these two souls finally connect, or will life’s obstacles keep them separate?

226 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 9, 2015

About the author

My name is D. T. Williams. I was raised in Lake City, Florida where I have lived
all of my life and now I reside in Orlando. I took a strong liking to books at a very young
age and have maintained that same passion as an adult. I have always indulged myself in
reading many books from different authors some of which inspired me to create my own
work. Writing for me came a little later in my years; it first started out with poems, short
stories until I finally created my first novel. I have now been inspired to showcase my
talent to the world in hopes to entertain and inspire others. Now that I am pursing further
education I choose to continue to grow in the knowledge of reading and writing. I hope
you all will join me on this journey in helping me achieve success through my work

Reviews

[Michelle Rawls · Rating 4 out of 5]

A forever kind of love

DT Williams has done it again. She has penned quite the love story. She has taken the reader into the lives of two people who couldn’t be more different and allowed you to picture some of the difficulties face in interracial dating. Catherine and Emilio are make you want to root for them. Desirae takes you into their lives and allows you to cry with them as well as laugh out loud. This book evokes al kind of emotions while keeping it real at the same time. I must say this was definitely a roller coaster ride. One you will enjoy reading.

Happy Reading,

The Official Dcbookreviewer

[tayara tate · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great ending

I love this interracial relationship they have. Both fathers on both sides saw them not making it but little did she know that his father had had a black love once also but they didn't work. So I guess he figured his son's wasn't either but different times changed since he was boy. I love that they overcame their differences and reconciled their love for one another! Great read as always.

[Jalisa Davis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book

I really enjoyed this book from beginning to end it kept my interest fhe whole book. I strongly recommend this book to anyone looking for a good read

[Justine · Rating 1 out of 5]

This could have been a promising story except for:
Punctuation problems
Inundation of misused words: as an example "were" instead of we're
Belaboring of the "I only date black men" trope
Story is supposed to be set in NYC: I don't know which NYC though. Last time I checked, except for the lakes in Central Park and Prospect Park - there ain't no damn lakes in the city.
If you are going to talk about a city, for Pete's sake get the basics right - damnit!
You cannot place a call to the airport to book a flight - that is an impossibility.

[AD · Rating 2 out of 5]

If book formatting (particularly confusing dialogue) and spelling errors were improved, along with plot and character development, this book would be great. It was difficult to read at times but there's lots of potential from this author.

[Lorice DeBlanc-Brim · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok

[Destiny · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this story to be very funny and interesting...this author really brought the characters to life.