Candy Licker: An Urban Erotic Tale
by Noire
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Book Reviews of Candy Licker: An Urban Erotic Tale
Book Review: Not like G-Spot but BETTER
Summary: 5 Stars
I don't go around writing up reviews but i just read something in norie's group where she broke it down about her two books not being the same and she is right. Candy was so not like Juicy at all and knowledge had a different life from gino and I felt more bad for the things Candy went through with Hurricane. Juicy didn't suffer none of that. Nothing the same happened in the books at all that I could find. Noire made a list of everything that happened in both books and nothing was the same in either of them. I think people just want to have something bad to say about Noire but this is just stupid because the onnly thing the books have the same is that two girls from new york run into bad men and that happens a lot in all places in this world because od drugs and stuff. The exact same things happen in Blinded, Grimey, Thugs and the women who love them , Wifey, Hustlers Wife they all got young girls who get burned by bad men in the drug game but nobody is trying to say they the same. Stop hating on noire beecuase she is doing good. you just look stupid.Book Review: Candy Licker
Summary: 3 Stars
Candy Licker was a much anticipated book by me. Noire is a talented author who has the ability to spin an erotic tale. She does the damn thing in G Spot and here if I had not read G Spot, I probably would have rated this book a little higher. However, this book was very much similiar to G Spot so much so that the book became predictable. It had the same plot as G Spot,. I am not hating on the author but for me as a reader, I can't condone a repeat. I wonder why did she write the same story. I am compelled to ask that of the editor. Why would they let her do a replica of her first story. And the story was a bit concerning, considerating some actions of the characters. Some parts of the story were left unanswered and never revisited again in the story. I loved GSpot but this book will leave you a little concern, like did I like it or didn't I.
Yes, I would read another book by Noire, but with the hopes that the plot is different. Remember I am rating the book and not her writing ability.
Book Review: It' s just LIKE CANDY!
Summary: 4 Stars
Candy is another diva in distress, with big dreams of becoming a famous singer. When she thinks her life is about to go from bad to even worse she bumps heads with one of the hottest rappers on the planet, Junius "Hurricane" Jackson. He is CEO of the number-one urban record label, House of Homicide, in Harlem. Candy finally can live her fairytale, so she thinks. Going from dead broke to having everything anyone could ever want; she lacks what her heart truly desires. Romance & Love. Instead she enters the most abusive sadistic relationship one could ever imagine. Her only safe route? The arms of Hurricane's lawyer, Knowledge.
Noire did an amazing job with this GRIMEY, in-your-face tale of the music industry. Candy Licker is action packed, and will have you on the edge of your seat through the entire novel. Noire did an extraordinary job with her vivid descriptions. I could smell the sweat dripping off every booty popper & rapper in the club!
I can't get enough of NOIRE!!!
Book Review: It's hard to follow up a great first try
Summary: 3 Stars
On the whole, this was a pretty good book. I think Noire will be a great writer in time. Having read both of her books I can honestly say that she's definitely not short on talent and she's a great story teller. However, if I'm being honest, the violence in both books was kind of disturbing. I'm sure to some degree there may be a bit of truth to this. Or it's one of those "it could happen" type of things. Or it may very well be 100% fiction, but still, I was kind of disappointed that she repeated the same pattern of violence toward women in her second shot out. Yes, it does make for a drama filled page turner but with the talent that she possesses, I think a different approach could have been taken. Some of the parts were a bit hard to get through but all in all, I think for her sophomore try, she did a pretty good job. Hopefully she'll come at us from a different angle w/ novel number three and not stay pigeon-holed into the same types of stories. Can't say that I loved it, but I didn't hate it.Book Review: LISTEN UP...
Summary: 2 Stars
FIRST OF ALL ME AND CG ARE NOT THE SAME PERSON... ONLY A LOW LIFE WOULD THINK ITS THAT SERIOUS TO SIGN ON AS SOMEONE ELSE! I DONT GET A DAMN DIME FOR THIS BOOK!!! IM SIMPLY BEIN REAL, AND I SEE SOME PEOPLE CANT HANDLE IT. WHO EVER SAID THE BOOK WAS BAD? I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT NO BOOK CLUB CALLED R.A.W. WATCH YA MOUTH CAUSE U DONT KNOW ME!! WE ARENT THE ONLY ONES THAT FEEL THIS WAY AND TELL WHAT SENSE WOULDIT MAKE TO HATE ON SOMEONE ELSE?? ESPECIALLY WHEN I HAVE NO DESIRE TO BE AN AUTHOR... MAKES NO SENSE. YOU POPPIN OFF LIKEYOU GETTIN PAID FOR THE DAMN BOOK.. QUIT BEIN A DICK RIDER AND KEEP IT REAL! NOIRE MUST BE PAYIN U THE WAY U ACTIN. U CAN CLEARLY SEE HOW SIMILAR THESE TWO BOOKS ARE. WHAT THE HELL IS EROTIC ABOUT HER WRITIN??? "GIVIN A TONGUE BATH"... I COULDVE SAVED MY MONEY AND RE-READ G-SPOT. IF U LIKE IT THATS ALL THAT MATTER BUT DONT TRY AND PLAY ME FOR "MY" REVIEW. NEVER WAS A HATER.. MAYBE NEXT TIME WE WILL SEE SOMETHING DIFFERENT AND I WISH HER LUCK IN ALL THAT SHE DO.