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Trifling (2000)

by Jennifer Luckett(Favorite Author)

4.33 of 5 Votes: 4

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review 1: Everything about this story was exactly that, trifling! Sparkle in the beginning really got on my nerves falling for the go 'round with Sayveon. She needed to grow up and fast. Sayveon was a real low down dog that was knocking anything he could get his rocks off with. The mess with Pops in FL I thought was crazy but when the truth came out I understood. Then to find out the real deal about Carmen was even dirtier! Keepin' it? WTF? Stephanie seems to be coming along but I doubt it will last. I really want to read about Sparkle now with the ending, I'm guessing those knocks upside the head from Sayveon won't matter now. The way she ran up on him then to him says a lot and Ontavious seems like a really good guy but I doubt he'd go for her nonsense. Can't wait to read the next... more one.
review 2: "Trifling" truly lived up to it's name because the characters in this book were most definitely TRIFLING. Honestly, there were times that I felt the they were just too much for me to even deal with. They were so ignorant when it came to the way they spoke, their actions , and their thoughts on certain topics. Sayveon was an absolute mess and had me wanting to jump through the book and knock him upside the head. He didn't care about Sparkle or their daughter and he justified his cheating ways in his head. Sparkle was stuck being the stereotypical wifey/baby momma who was so in love that she allowed Sayveon to use her repeatedly. Throughout the book I was hoping that Sparkle smartened up and Im kind of happy about the way she ended but I'm still hoping that she makes some major changes. I didnt expect the twist at the end and after the shocking discovery I started to really get into the book. Overall, Triflin played out like a Tyler Perry play, it was fast paced and interesting. I have so many unanswered question and I really want to find out how Sayveon and Sparkle are going to handle their situations so I'm looking forward to reading part 2. less

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