Who's Loving You

by Mary B. Morrison

Book Overview

Honey Thomas, the unforgettable heroine from Sweeter Than Honey, is back. She's changed her name and fled Las Vegas, far from sinister pimp Valentino who wanted to silence her - permanently. Now he's in jail and his right-hand man, Benito, is determined to get revenge and all of the money she stole from him. Benito sends two people to get her - her ex-boyfriend Grant and long-term enemy Girl 6 - and Honey turns to crooked police officer Sapphire to...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758215142
• ISBN13: 9780758215147
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Dafina Books
• Length: 278 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.4" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

WHO'S LOVING YOU PT 1

If you liked Sweeter than Honey, you have to read "Who's loving you". I loved this book. Couldn't put it down. Finished in a day and a maybe an hour. Fell asleep reading it because I didn't want to put it down and woke up and finished the last chapter. The writing was outstanding and the characters were great. I even loved the funny parts. Everything in this book is so real. The opening " A special message to women everywhere" was outstanding!!!!!!!! I will defitely share that part with my teenage daughter. The poem at the end was real also. The book overall was definitely five stars to me. It really keeps you going and anticipating what's going to happen next. I LOVE THE STRENGTH AND WISDOM OF HONEY. You really need to read "Sweeter than Honey" first, so you won't be as lost with what's going on. She does recap but I feel reading the first one will help you appreciate this one better. My only problem was I didn't know it was a sequel now I'm anxious to know the ending. It would have been nice if a chapter to the sequel was in it. I hope I don't have to wait long.

The 2nd times a Charm!!!

I was a little worried that Mary had fallen off but after reading this I understand why she did what she did in the 1st book Sweeter than Honey. I loved this book. Empowerment of women,love, sex, money, greed this book has it all. I would love to see her stuff come to life on the big screen!!!

what's sweeter than honey, and more valuable than money?

i am a huge fan of ms. morrison, plus we are both from the bay area! anyways, this i think is my favorite of all her books, and i am fiending for the next installment of this saga. the plot was great, as well as the characters; new and old. i hope mary doesn't keep us waiting for long.

Another Page Turner by Mary B. Morrison!

Honey Thomas has had her good days and her bad days. When Sapphire Bleu steals over $100 million dollars from pimp Valentino James, she gives half of the money to Honey. Now with Valentino in prison and out of the picture, Honey has a new start on life. She relocates from Las Vegas to Atlanta where she want to open a center for victimized women. She finds a man that she's in love with named Grant Hill. Just when she thinks that nothing could go wrong in her new life, her past comes back to haunt her. Grant thinks that he has found the woman of his dreams in Honey...that was until Grant's brother Benito finds out about Honey's past as a madame/prostitute. He is devastated and completely rejects her, wanting nothing more to do with her. Completely heartbroken, Honey isn't ready to let go of her man and is determined to convince him that she has changed and loves him very much. Unfortunately for her, Benito is determined to keep Honey out of his brother's life. When he finds out a even bigger secret, things look even more skeptical for the couple to make it. Will Honey get back the man she loves or will she lose everything...including her life? Mary B. Morrison has done it again. Each turn of the page is more intriguing than the last. Every chapter gives you in depth detail as to what's going on in each character's lives. In Who's Loving You, Ms. Morrison gives suspense, sadness, and love throughout the book. This book is a true page turner. If you liked Sweeter than Honey, then you'll love Who's Loving You. Reviewed by Jackie for Urban Reviews