Every Woman's Got a Secret

by BRENDA L THOMAS

Book Overview

LIVIN' THE LIFE . . . One of the hottest young veejays to hit music television, Caroline Isaacs is a prodigy at the top of her game. She hosts her own show where she interviews A-list celebs and dons... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 0739478672
• ISBN13: 9780739478677
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

The secret is out!

I really enjoyed this book; it was a quick read I wish the author would have let the villain be a little more evil.

Didn't see it coming!

Every woman's got a secret by Brenda L. Thomas was very entertaining. Caroline Issac was the head woman in charge and needed to boost her ratings. This is when this lady Mari(intern)comes with this great ideal to take the show on the road. Mari wins Caroline over with this great ideal and from there Mari puts Caroline through the ringer. This book was very well written with the great development of the characters and the scenes. Along with the twists and the turns that made it very unpredicatable. Claudia Mosley-Reviewer Of Big Time Publishing Magazine I Can Have My Cake and Eat It Too

Good Read

I did enjoy his book and the ending was pretty good. I would recommend this book

Excellent Book

If you are interested in reading a book with a great plot, lively characters, twists and turns, tasteful sex, and an overall good feel to it...then you need to get Every Woman's Got a Secret. Once again Brenda has been able to tell a good story that will hold your attention from beginning to end. If you haven't already purchased the book, do yourself a favor and go out and get it.

Enjoyable

This was my first time reading a Brenda L. Thomas novel, and I really enjoyed her refreshing writing style and plot development. It was like reading a mystery - there were secrets that had to be discovered as you continued through the story and that element kept me turning the pages. I also like that Brenda has a knack for not overly describing everything. There's just enough description to give you a quick visual, then she moves the story along. Sex scenes are strong (smile) and overall, the book is a nice, quick and easy read.