The other night I brought this up on a book board, posing this question, and so far I haven't encountered anybody who would want to read this book:
Upon looking into a site for book trailers, I came across this one, did not even bother seeing the trailer for it, they had this summary underneath it for, I'm guessing a new book, called All That Glitters:
Okay, so we can gather from this, probably very well at that, that it opens up as a very depressing story, and will remain depressing until little miss poor me realizes her self worth or whatever...and let me guess, upon its initial hardback release the price sticker probably reads about $22, why would I want to pay that much money for a depressing story, especially since it's not so original and there are probably about a thousand similar depressing stories coming out at the same time in the recent years? Am I alone on this or what?
Upon looking into a site for book trailers, I came across this one, did not even bother seeing the trailer for it, they had this summary underneath it for, I'm guessing a new book, called All That Glitters:
Santee Mitchell seems to keep coming up short in life. At least that's how it seems in her mind. Growing up she constantly played second best to her older sister Sonya, and in adulthood, the patterned painfully continues. She’s stuck with a two-timing, drug-dealing boyfriend, while her sister lucked up and hooked a professional ball player. Her money is always running short, when it ran at all. The last straw comes in the form of an eviction notice coupled with an ill-timed pregnancy. Determined to turn her luck around, as well as put some money in the bank, Santee turns to her friend Monique and is immediately hypnotized by the sparkle of her diamond encrusted world. But what she doesn’t realize is that help from Monique comes with a price. A price that not even Santee is willing to pay. Haunted by a fire that still burns for her ex and driven by a wanton lust for a trick turned savior, Santee’s plan starts to unravel and it may be too late to right her wrongs when Monique turns up dead and she is fingered for the gruesome crime; revealing a secret that changes her forever and forcing her to look for answers in the one place she's tried to avoid - inside herself.
Okay, so we can gather from this, probably very well at that, that it opens up as a very depressing story, and will remain depressing until little miss poor me realizes her self worth or whatever...and let me guess, upon its initial hardback release the price sticker probably reads about $22, why would I want to pay that much money for a depressing story, especially since it's not so original and there are probably about a thousand similar depressing stories coming out at the same time in the recent years? Am I alone on this or what?
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