Rotten Fruit
Rotten Fruit By: D.W. Cole
Not-Rated R, NC-17 ADULTS only
with 5 stars *****
Caution Tape, warning signs, trigger points, and spicy scenes. The art of universal hand gestures combined with a poet, may be the thing your crave. This book isn’t a people pleaser book, you don’t want to bring this to mom and don’t let the children have at it; however, this book does bring enlightenment to understanding the difficulties of toxic relationships and learning to save a life with a plot twist.
This isn’t a normal go to book selection, I would normally go for. But, with the conversations I have had with D.W. Cole it sparked my curiosity and interest for the dark side. Since, a group of friends really raved about it, I wanted to take a dive right into it.
This book starts with a bang, and keeps the story moving. This lends on the side of a quicker read for me. I do wish for more character development in the story; however, the book is awesome with the way it sits. Rue has a strong testimony that one could only hope for in a fictional world but you tell me if you will be reading this book too and getting to learn from Rue’s story. Please don’t tell my mom! Or the pastor of the church; therefore, I have sinned! Uh! Oh! I’m on a thrilling chase! Will you be too?!? I won’t tell if, you won’t, hee hee!
On a more serious note,
For the love of books, If you are thinking of harming yourself or others, please contact:
Suicide and Crisis Hotline (Spanish/ English): Call 988
If you can handle these deep thoughts, let me know if you are going to whirl up this book?!?
Now, if you are one of my soul sisters wanting to give this book a try, comment down below, to have first grab at this book. Limited supplies…
In Light N Love Everyone!
Happy Reading,Alice McMurtryfounder: readmybook.net
