Book Review: Nothing Can Tear Us Apart - Rage

Nothing will ever tear us apart Rage is the second instalment of the Nothing Will Ever Tear Us Apart series by Wyatt O'Brian Evans.

So what did I think of the book?

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Book Review: Nothing Will Tear Us Apart (Uncensored)

So I just got done reading Nothing Will Tear Us Apart Uncensored.

The book explores the journey of Antonio and Wesley. Two headstrong men. Wesley an openly gay black celebrity with a net worth of $400m and Antonio his head of security also openly gay. Structurally the book begins in the aftermath of an explosive confrontation which immediately hooks your interest.

Full review after the jump:

Review - Mogul (Terrance Dean)

Mogul is the story told mainly through the eyes of  Big A.T. a producer with pipe dreams of producing for urban music's big guns. He is also discreetly attracted to men. Without giving anything away, the book takes you on a journey full of twists and turns, love, sexual liaisons, revelations, drama, loyalty... it has it all! E Lynn Harris fans now have a haven in Terrance Dean's authoring whilst people new to experimenting with men will be getting off on the way the sex scenes are painted.

The gay love in the book really hit home. So deep and so well written. If love between masculine black guys was given more airtime globally, the black community would be a more tolerant collective I think.

A well structured fly on the wall into the world of entertainment that will have you unable to put the book down once you hit Chapter 7.

Terrance hats off to you for your foray into 'fiction'. You definitely have a fan in me. I would love for you to work with Deondre Gossett (DL Chronicles) to bring this to the big screen. Strike while its hot and all that!

4.5/5 Stars

Book Review: Hiding In Hip Hop

So I've just got done reading Terrance Deans' Hiding in Hip Hop. Want to know what I thought? Peep my full review after the jump.

Book Review: Man In The Middle - John Amaechi

I caught wind of ex NBA Brit John Amaechi coming out a few years back and thought I'd pick up his book Man In The Middle - John Amaechi to get insight into what his mindset growing up was like dealing with guys.

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Book Review: Basketball Jones

So I've just got through reading Basketball Jones by E. Lynn Harris. Story is basically about two guys in love, but one being on the DL and in the Public Eye. My opinion? Definitely a must read. A lot of the themes discussed are ones a lot of people can relate to, but for me the one theme that rang in my head through was naivety and what it can do.


7/10