Raynesha Pittman

X-Factor

For Savannah James the world is her oyster. A college educated woman, she's handsomely paid and lives her life doing what makes Savannah happy at all times. When the chance to go back to California arises, Savannah is pleased that she finally gets to go back home and show everybody that clowned her who and what she has become. No longer Na-Na, that tomboy with the jumper, Savannah has her mind set on revenge. When she starts doling out the punishment, there may be blowback. Is she ready to deal with the consequences of her actions?

KISMET by Raynesha Pittman is just okay. The story offers revenge, drama and secrets, but it also deals with very serious issues that I think the author should've used more care with. The author spent so much time on the revenge aspect of the story, that character development, formatting and editing obviously fell to the wayside. While KISMET has the appeal to hold your attention, the book is in terrible condition. There are missing punctuation and words, misspellings, wrong tense and incorrect word usage. Any reader that failed to mention the many grievances in this book is not doing this author any favors. In its current state, I cannot recommend.

Reviewed by: Crystal
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