The Learning Curve

by Hashim Conner

Christopher Alexander is back and out for revenge. After having his feelings hurt in an unimaginable way he's out to make them pay. The only problem is, he plans on making all of women pay for the decision of one woman. Mr. Alexander start The Learning Curve exactly where Karma left off, instead of attempting to put the pieces back together and heal. Christopher dives head first back into a life of sexual encounters, without serious relationships. Turning his sex life into some kind of game that only he knows he's playing. Running form woman to woman, until he's broadsided by Ariel who's playing a game herself. With her indecisiveness she has an impossible task of choosing between Christopher and her ex-man who just won't quit. Or at least that's how she portrays the situation. Without much effort at all she has Christopher back in a position that he swore he would never be in again. Little does he know he's much worse off, than he was with Karma. From the classroom, to the bedroom, Christopher gives us a much deeper look into the exciting life he lives. Visit Hashim Conner's at

216 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Christopher · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Learning Curve was as most sophomore projects are. There was growth in the authors writing ability and he added to the growth to the characters but there seemed to be something missing. The author did everything write but the ending to Karma was so magnificent and caught the reader off so guard it was hard to top. I liken Karma and The Learning to John Legend's Ordinary People and Again albums...both works amazing in there own rights Again was just no match for the greatness of Ordinary People. The same is to be said for The Learning Curve when it is compared to Karma.