A Perfect Caress by Nana Prah
Oh boy, the heroine is such a trainwreck in this story, it is not even funny.

Oh boy, the heroine is such a trainwreck in this story, it is not even funny.

Is “formulaic, blah Kimani romance” fast becoming a redundant phrase?

At last, two not-so-typical characters in a Kimani story! Alas, the story is so typical.

This is a sweet love story. But the premise sets up bigger things that end up never happening at all, which can be perplexing.

Did the author confuse a novel for a telephone book? Scratch that; a telephone book is more interesting to read.

It’s hard to decide which story is the bigger lump of coal.

Oh look, another average short story thingy to hit the market. Next!

Maybe if the author had cut this one down by a thousand words?

Bend over and get violated by this lazy, cheap whiny melodrama that uses suicide and death as plot crutches.

I feel the feels, and they are intense and deep.
