Two Way Mirrors Paperback – August 10, 2013

This story was captivating. I never knew what was next! When I assumed- I was wrong! I felt as if the author illustrated through words- I felt as if I was walking along side Angela! I felt as if I was standing there with the 'Ninja' and watching in the cold. Each time I turned the page- I wanted more, and my more was delivered. This book was added to our book club and everyone felt this was a great page turner! I'm keeping this author on my list!!!

Ok so at first, I am thinking here is another ghetto girl book right... wrong. I actually tried to read and drive. This books talks about the professional office woman who tends bar for extra money. Its very realistic and deals with some issues you wish could be said out loud; for example: Office party for someone you don't care about, friends that disappear when they get a man. I really loved it. I hope this is a series.

This exciting book is a real "page-turner". Honestly, I could hardly put it down. I received more than my money's worth. The main character's life is filled with Suspense, Mystery, Action & Humor. The story moves very fast and the author "Just Jewel" kept my attention. I look forward to reading more of her work.

I can't wait to read the next book. "Just Jewel" can't leave us wondering what happened. Great book! Well worth the read.

Great book kept me in suspense mode.. I would definitely recommend this book to others if u like urban fiction

Twenty-five-year-old Angela Delimar is at a crossroads. An account manager by day, and bartender at a strip club by night, Angela leads a very complicated life. Having recently ended a relationship with a convict, Angela finds herself in love with yet another bad boy. Cal Shay loves Angela to death, but how much does she really know about him? After a series of tragic events--the death of her mother, witnessing a murder, and the ultimate violation--Angela begins to question not only Cal, but all she has come to know. Who can she trust? And can she maintain her freedom long enough to find out?Two Way Mirrors, by Just Jewel, is a suspenseful novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With well-developed characters and an intriguing plot, Just Jewel takes readers on a ride laced with drama, mystery and murder. Although the book would have benefitted from a final proofread to eliminate verb tense, unnecessary detail and other minor issues, Just Jewel still manages to weave a fascinating tale that leaves you wanting more. Given the ending, I suspect we'll be hearing more from these characters.

I started out prejudging the book when I found out the sister was in a relationship with an inmate and dates those type of people. I was reading it from the side of my face. Had an attitude with her. But soon I became part of the story. I started relating to and identifying with the characters. These are all people I know. These are people I live with and talk to. The author has written this book in an easy to understand way. Her well defined characters make you empathize with their plight. It is a well written piece. There are true moments of tension, passion and pain.

Two Way MirrorsBy Just JewelI was excited to read this title because the story was based out of my hometown of Newark. New Jersey. The title didn't really hold my attention. This title was all over the place. There was so much going on for one person to endure.The story starts off with Angela being head all heels in love with a guy named Cal that she meet through her ex-boyfriend while they both were locked up. He finally gets out and she’s not so sure about being with him after she finds out some things about him and his behavior.She doesn't know who she really is because of the secrets her mother kept from her. Tragedy strikes twice and she has no one to turn to. She wants answers from her mom that she will never be able to get.The book was just okay from me. Would I recommend it probably not? Again it was all over the place no character development and just seems like it was stretch out for word count. The story dragged out and still there was no closure to everything that was going on in the story. I rate this book at 2 and 1/2*.Review Copy Provided by AuthorFormat: Ebook