Say what you mean and mean what you say!

Kena said she would be gone if Raph didn't get his ish together, and that is exactly what she meant. She gave her husband a year to choose her or the streets. Raph thought it was a joke. Kena showed him better than she could tell him.

Angelia managed to bring us a colorful story about two young people navigating life. Kena loved Raph with everything in her, but she loved herself more. She refused to put herself in a situation where she would either lose her husband, and potential father to her children, to prison or the streets. I wish more young women would have this kind of good sense and mean it when they tell me to choose them or the streets.

Raph was a good man, but Kena needed more than that. The supporting cast was quite a hoot as well. My fave side characters were Jake and Sandra. All I'll say is, I hope they get it together.

I give this book five-pages, think five-stars. It's filled with black love and life lessons.