| They Call Me Miss Divine: No Heart. No Conscience. |  | Author: Tri Smith
Publisher: MillerSmith Publishers
Category: Book
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Rating:  12 reviews
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Pages: 241
Number Of Items: 1
ISBN: 0975951106
EAN: 9780975951101
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Vivid and very sexy, They Call Me Miss Divine is the story of Rakim Moet Divine. Unapologetic and seductive, Rakim's honest voice reveals her motivations for licking cream and stacking green from the Street. Dragged into the Life from country roots, Miss Divine excels quickly on the fast track, made to run Game. She's a "Big Girl," a platinum magnet. Her beauty and clever mind keep her cold. Her sizzling passion makes her shameless. Naughty and irresistible, Rakim loves to stroke. But even a street-diamond like Miss Divine can slip up and meet her heart. And his name is Shipell. A flawless brother living a flawless life with "more than one honey dripping money," Shipell knocks Rakim off her feet into love's rushing tide. But emotions flip the script for him too, because Rakim rests on his success. He has to walk away. Enter Supreme. A bullseye boss fresh from lockdown, he picks up where Shipell leaves off. Truly in love with luscious Miss Divine, Supreme finances her desires while she plays her role, still waiting for her "spotlight" to return. And when he does, Shipell and Supreme each teach Miss Divine a shocking lesson she'll never forget. Or forgive.... The climax is an astounding twist of thrilling events that leaves only one standing. They Call Me Miss Divine redefines love as a temporary condition with everlasting effects. Love is the easiest way to fall.
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 This is the first review I've ever written for a book! November 23, 2004
Samantha Jacobs (Philadelphia, PA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I couldn't put this book down. I really got into it. The characters in the book seem so real that I found myself talking back to them. My girlfriends want to read it, but they would have to buy their own, because I'm not lending this book to anybody!
I can definitely see a movie deal here January 13, 2005
Passionate Reader (Ms. Jada Gardener. Washington. DC)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The is one of the best novels I've ever read. Tri Smith has made an impressionable début in the literary arena. This author truly stands out.
Miss Divine's A Cold-Hearted Biotch July 20, 2006
Tru Blu (Englewood, New Jersey)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I loved this book. Divine's voiced dripped of that sweet Southern twang like a ripe, hand-crushed Georgia peach. I disagree with a reviewer that the story is unbelivable. It's jam-packed with juicy sex, tragedy and the like. It was hard to put down. Check for The Bristol Ho-Tell One and Two from Ms. Smith if you need some hot erotica in your life. Oh yeah-Ms. Smith is my peeps- I got a signed copy. We might could collabo on some fiction-keep your eyes and ears to the streets. Speaking of the streets, stay on the lookout for Hustle Hard, a novel by Blaine Martin, early 2008.
The sexiest urban book I've ever read! October 26, 2004
June Louis (New York, NY USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Tri Smith got skills! They Call Me Miss Divine is a really good book. It's real, you know people like the ones in this book. It's well-written and very descriptive, the characters draw you into their lives and you can't help forming opinions about them! I found myself talking back to the book! The main character, Rakim Moet Divine, is very sexy and cold-blooded. I felt sorry for poor Herman and Shipell and Supreme are fine!And I really loved the ending! So many urban books out here today are crap, but this one is definitely worth $14.99. I hope Tri Smith writes a sequel.
Miss Divine will blow your mind! October 28, 2004
Michael Thompson (New York, NY)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
WHAT A WOMAN! This character Miss Divine can make a grown man cry. The cover is what caught my eye. When I saw that cover I had to pick the book up, any man would. It took me three days to finish this book. That's how good it was! The characters were so real, all I can say is, "read this book". Every man and woman I know has a copy and they can't seem to put it down. I can't wait to read the next book by Tri Smith. To all the men out there, all I can say is, if you've always wanted to read about a woman who has the power to make a grown man cry, meet Miss Divine. You won't regret it!
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