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Adam's Accounting is widely known as a powerhouse in the industry, run with excellence by Christian Adams, a woman determined to uphold its reputation of integrity. She had been successful in this endeavor until accusations of an embezzlement ring threaten to destroy more than just the good name of her company. The threat to her livelihood makes her face a hard reality of betrayal and jealousy from her and her Partners' past that they haven't healed from. Evander King, the direct victim of crime, is on a mission for blood when it comes to his missing money. His eyes are set on making Christian Adams pay for the loss until he actually lays eyes on her. Enamored, he decides that the powerhouse CEO should be his own and with some convincing, Christian begins to believe in love again. Still, with a new love kindled to burn for life, what happens when envy goes unchecked, friends show their true colors, and trust is tested like never before?
239 pages, Paperback
Published December 28, 2021
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March 12, 2022
I loved the build up to these two characters' first interaction, but as I am all for sisterhood and bad ass heroines, meeting the women that also worked to make Adam's Accounting what it is was a treat! I especially enjoyed the characters Monica James and Jasmine Brown. The way their history was shared in the beginning of the story was well done and provided a great springboard into all the drama that unfolds.
Though I may be in the minority about a few things from this story. With such a strong introduction into the characters, I felt during the later chapters that several sentences mentioning their traits and why they were important was redundant. Also, I am not afraid to 'work for my supper' so to speak, so having the majority of nuances between the more peak drama scenes written in was disappointing. I would have loved to have seen that attention to detail given to several of the more sensual love scenes instead.
Altogether, Green does an exceptional job of touching on the many struggles that black women with high profiling careers have when subjects such as envy, jealousy, and matters of the heart are involved.
Though I may be in the minority about a few things from this story. With such a strong introduction into the characters, I felt during the later chapters that several sentences mentioning their traits and why they were important was redundant. Also, I am not afraid to 'work for my supper' so to speak, so having the majority of nuances between the more peak drama scenes written in was disappointing. I would have loved to have seen that attention to detail given to several of the more sensual love scenes instead.
Altogether, Green does an exceptional job of touching on the many struggles that black women with high profiling careers have when subjects such as envy, jealousy, and matters of the heart are involved.
April 12, 2023
Good read
I liked that the storyline was different. Tiffany worked my nerves though with that mouth and Christian was keeping too many secrets
I liked that the storyline was different. Tiffany worked my nerves though with that mouth and Christian was keeping too many secrets
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