Nyema Taylor's debut novel, Love & Consequences is definitely a must read. You will be constantly flipping through the pages of this compelling novel as you follow this love story starring a young girl by the name of Sky.
Sky has had her heart broken before by a young man who ultimately led to her downfall. With her girls for life to hold her down and a new man by her side, things seem to be going well for Sky during the summer before she heads off to college. However, all that glitters ain't gold and with a jealous ex who refuses to let Sky live her life, things take a turn for the worst.
Readers of Love & Consequences will definitely develop feelings for the characters. Also, it won't be uncommon to laugh and cry throughout the novel.
Ms Taylor did an excellent job and we are ready for her to bring us another page turner in the near future!
-------The Writer's Inn
Skyyzae played the wild card in her early teenage years only to find out what goes around comes around. When she meets Tykey Tyson, a first draft pick for the NBA headed to play for the Miami Heat, her whole world takes a turn for the better. That is until Slim, a heartache from her past surfaces and tries to make her life a living hell.
Skyyzae gets caught up in the glitz and glamour of Tykey's world and ignores Slim's threats. Just when Skyyzae thinks she and Tykey can leave all of their troubles behind, the unthinkable happens.
Love and Consequences is the debut novel of newcomer Nyema Taylor. Ms. Taylor covered many areas on relationships and abuse, which at times will make you laugh and make you cry. The storylines were very well put together as evident in the harsh realities of obsessive and controlling relationships through Skyyzae and Slim. This novel teaches a lesson in that no threat should go unnoticed.
Love and Consequences is definitely a page turner and will have you on the edge of your seat anticipating what is going to happen next. I look forward to reading more books by Ms. Taylor in the future.
Reviewed by: Shanell Latimer-Davis, Black Butterfly Review