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G-Spot 2: Pride: The 1st Deadly Sin (2000)

by Noire(Favorite Author)

4.5 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Middle Grade & Children's

series

G-Spot 2: The Seven Deadly Sins

review 1: I gave this book 4 Stars because of how it ended leaving me on a cliff hanger. The sex scenes were really good as usual, I didn't expect any less. Can't wait to read the second one!So this book starts out right where the first book ended with Gina & Juicy in LA. They had established a nice life for themselves there. Juicy hustling her dresses from a Beauty Salon owned by a friend she made named DarQuese. After frequenting the beauty salon a guy named Pit was messing with her tryna talk shit to her about her ring the Gino had proposed to her with because she blew him off. Pit & Gino eventually fought over the same shit talking Pit was doing and of course Gino laid his ass out. Pit held some sort of grudge over that because Gino had embarrassed him even though he had started... more the whole mess in the first place.Back in Harlem though, The the g-spot was a dump and those girls were still there trying to maintain and make whatever paper was coming their way. Monique couldn't stand that Juicy had fucked things up for her and wanted her dead. Ace & Pluto were running the spot now and had known none of G's connections, so the place was barely making any money. One day they received a letter about Salida (G's wife & Gino's mother) ..he put her up in some nut house and they were letting her go because since he died he hadn't paid for her residency. Everyone thought she was dead because of the way G made her disappear.In the end the wedding was quickly approaching and Juicy was excited because she could finally reveal to Gino that she was pregnant. On their wedding day Gino slipped into her dressing room because he wanted to get a taste before all the activities took place. Pit slipped in through a side entrance that was "left opened for him" and shot Gino and Juicy then slid Juicy's ring that he was dissing right off her finger. Then it end there.
review 2: This was put together very well. Noire took you through brief details to remind you of what happened in the G-Spot while keeping you current on the new life of Juicy and Gino. Definitely a lot of folk full of pride and seeking vengeance for there own reasons but the common denominator is Juicy and Gino. You will get to the end of this book anxious to read betrayal. Noire didn't let me down with this one, now time for me to dive into betrayal. less

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