Noire

Candy Raye Montana gets more than she had bargained for when she signs up with the House of Homicide, the hottest recording label on the east coast, and its CEO "Hurricane" Jackson, a man as talented as he is cruel, who gives her a painful lesson in the price of success. By the author of G-Spot. Original. 50,000 first printing.

An Urban Erotic Tale

Candy Licker

Neeky Reid

I was not very happy with the depiction of black people in general; the stereotype of drug pushing, pedophile, gang-bangers gets old very quickly. That said, this book was an emotional roller-coaster. The characters are clearly defined; the villains are villains and the heroes are heroes. 
  
    Noire
  
 does a very good job in presenting characters that are easy to cheer for and to hate, and the story got my emotions going as I cussed out and was disgusted by the villain, Hurricane, and felt sorry for the heroine Candy Raye. While I am not certain that I will be rushing out to get another of these Urban books, this was certainly a page turner with a satisfying ending.

Candy Licker An Urban Erotic Tale

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