Shoe's on the Otha' Foot

by Hunter Hayes

Love in the city is a different kind of crazy Unattached and independent, a free spirit flying high uptown, Leslie is black, beautiful, twenty-one. . .and still a virgin. Not that there's any lack of interested males in this level-headed young sista's world. But she's got too much self -respect--and too much going on--to take a wrong step that just might trip her up but good. So why is her one weakness a hardworking chocolate dream named Benjamin--who's...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0061014664
• ISBN13: 9780061014666
• Release Date: September 2000
• Publisher: HarperTorch
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

great debut

Please, don't be fooled by the negative reviews. This was a great book!

good first one

Leslie is a 21 year old virgin, just tryin to find the right man. She meet's Ben a much older guy, who she think might be the one, but has a lot of extra baggage. Rachelle who is Leslie's cousin is also looking for a good man, but she can't seem to get over her ex, plus the much younger guy who's in love with her. I throught the book was funny, and a fast good read about women tryin to find the right one.

right choices at the end

leslie is a 21 year old virgin who go's to college and manages an apartment building. she meets a man named benjamin and they begin to see each other and date;although she gives herself to him she has to make a decision on rather or not she should keep him or let him go. rachelle is leslie's cousin she is seeing two men at the same time. she also is struggling to take care of her two kids.at the end she makes adrastic life change that satisfys everyone. the book was good.

A GOOD, FAST READ!!

This was an excellent, well-written story about love, relationships, etc. The characters are well developed and you will not want to put it down. Be careful, because once you start, you will want to finish it. Excellent job, Hunter Hayes. I didn't like the ending, but that's okay because there's room for a sequel. I recommended this book highly.