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UNBEWEAVABLE - Katherine Spencer Genesis Press/Indigo August 2010 |
SYNOPSIS: Mariah Stevens thinks she has her life under control. She's the Book Review Editor for Spirit Magazine, and, at 29, the youngest editor there. Spirit Magazine folds and for the first time in her life she's unemployed. With her 401K gone, she still counts on her savings to keep up her fabulous lifestyle. When she uncovers a secret about her past, she takes a journey to find the truth and, in doing so, finds true self.
CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE |4+| Marguerite Lemons
REVIEW:
Mariah
Stevens has been a Book Review Editor at Spirit Magazine in Manhattan for years.
When the owner decides to retire, Mariah has her sights set on moving into that
position. She is shocked to discover that not only will she not be getting the
job, but she also will be amongst the nations unemployed when the magazine
folds.
Mariah has always been ashamed of her dark skin and nappy hair. She remembers
being teased unmercifully by the kids at the private school she and her sister
attended, but what she remembers most is feeling as if she was never worthy of
her mother’s love. It isn’t until she accidently discovers that her mother
hasn’t told her the truth about her biological father, that her life takes a
drastic change.
UNBEWEAVEABLE is set in Manhattan, Houston
and Memphis with a cast of characters that you will love and hate. Mariah,
however, is the one you may start off hating, then understand her, cry for her
and love her in the end. The supporting characters will make you laugh and cry
as they divulge their deepest secrets and become vulnerable before your eyes.
Ms. Spencer has written a story that shows what happens when people don’t follow
their hearts; treat their children with respect while loving them for who they
are and forget how to forgive. This is a book belongs on your “keeper” bookcase.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 8th June 2010