Soulmates Dissipate

by Mary B. Morrison

Book Overview

Ebony-skinned fashion photographer Jada Diamond Tanner may have her pick of men, but no one has captured her heart like gorgeous financial advisor Wellington Jones. But with their new love, Jada faces antagonism from beautiful, ambitious Melanie Thompson, who will do anything to win Wellington for herself, and from Wellington's overbearing socialite mother, who believes Jada will never fit into her circle of aristocratic friends. Forced to make difficult...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758200064
• ISBN13: 9780758200068
• Release Date: April 2002
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.84 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A Keeper!

The begining of wonderful series! This opens with the lives of Diamond and Wellington...if you plan to read the others i recommend starting here. Its good, juicy and will keep you turning pages! HOOOOOTTTTT!! i love Mary B as writer. She got skills!

Awesome

This book was awesome. Everybody has their own opinion. The characters were great. The author made you feel like each character. Yes, it was full of drama. And I loved it. Get the book. I have part 2, Never Again Once More.

Soulmates Dissipate! - My Best Read EVER!

Mary, Did an excellent job with this story line, This story addresses the issues of wealth, love, skin color, and the theory of "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer". I was captivated from the very first chapter. Her writing style is clear and concise; she gives her characters such life! If you ever questioned if soulmates are real or even if they exist, this is the book for you... When you finish you will have a new respect for that thing we call LOVE! a Must READ !!!! LOVED IT!

Playing Games can lead to a lose lose situation...

Diamonds are forever at least for Wellington. Jada Diamond has what it takes in every aspect, she is successful, beautiful, and can turn the head of any man, but when she falls in love with her soulmate and allows his mothers manipulation to interfere in her relationship, she finds that she is a playing a game for what she thought would be a couple of weeks, but turns out to be the destruction of her relationship. Melanie has what it takes to but she is part of the phony in crowd, instead of listening to her real mother, she gets too deep with her god mommy and all that phony baloney is going to blow up in her face, she has a plan and follows it, but she will pay for it and almost loses her life in doing so. Cynthia is so caught up in the what others think of me and looking down her nose at people, that she has forgotten that dirty laundry that has not been washed will end up piling up and just because you can buy new clothes, throwing them on top of dirty ones, will not make the dirty clothes clean. She doesn't realize that she is playing a dangerous game with her son and she could lose him and her social status, but she is so used to manipulating that she doesn't consider the down fall. All those dirty little secrets that were done in the dark will come clearly into focus for all to see in the day light. This is an excellent story and a quick read, once you pick it up you will not put it down. Oh and the Shower scene, all I will say is if you thought Angela Bassette and Taye Diggs shower scene in How Stella Got her Groove back was steamy, then you ain't seen nothing yet, cause Diamond and Wellington will have you redecorating your home, well at least your bathroom. I will not tell anymore, except if this book is not part of your library, then your library is definitely not completed. I can't wait for this authors next book.

Excellent

Looking for your Soul Mate is a problem in itself. This book will take you on a journey that just keeps spiraling. Wellington and Jada's story is full of everything you are looking for in an exciting, romantic(oh my)and realistic story. This is my first time hearing of Mary Morrison, but I will continue to read her work. Can't wait for the sequel to see where these two actually end up. Keep up the good work.