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NEVER ENOUGH - Angela Winters Kensington/Dafina Fiction July 2007 |
SYNOPSIS: National bestselling author Angela Winters tells the intriguing drama of the Chase family—a powerful African—American family who seem to have it all.
MAINSTREAM FICTION |4| Marguerite Lemons
REVIEW: NEVER ENOUGH, the sequel to VIEW PARK, continues the Chase
Family saga. The main focus is on Avery and Carter, who are now engaged,
but Carter is keeping a secret that may very well destroy his
relationship with the only woman he has ever loved. The drama continues
as Kimberly Chase, Michael’s wife, sets out to destroy her mother-in-law
for making her life a living hell since the day she married into the
family. When she uncovers Janet’s thirty year old secret, Kimberly will
stop at nothing to expose her; but will her plan backfire and ruin her
marriage, as well as, her husband’s chances to become CEO of Chase
Beauty? Haley, who was banished to Europe after her escapades in the
previous story, is back and more determined than ever to stir up
trouble. When her family begins to self-destruct and someone else’s life
is in danger, will Haley finally realize that it’s time to grow up?
NEVER ENOUGH has many of the same characters from VIEW PARK, but with
the introduction of a few new ones. This book also has several sub-plots
running concurrently throughout the story, and again, Ms. Winters does
an excellent job working through the characters with entertaining dialog
and relatable issues. After having read VIEW PARK, the switching between
story-lines did not bother me as much this time, and I found this story
to have more of an edge than the previous one. Ms. Winters again leaves
one end dangling until next time.
For those who enjoy romance, intrigue, and never-ending drama; this is
the series for you. I can’t wait to see what she comes up with in the
third installment of saga.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 10th July 2007