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Madam X
by Niobia Bryant
When a superstar basketball player writes a tell all and mentions that he was regularly serviced by prostitutes provided to him by Madam X, it becomes a best seller. The world is determined to find out who Madam X is.
Desdemona Dean couldn’t wait to leave the world of prostitution behind. She’s now settled down with the only man she has ever loved, and has set up a business. She’s also going to college and working on a degree. Once the memoir is released her life gets thrown into a tailspin and her secret life as Madam X is threatened to be exposed. Will she be able to stay under the radar? Or will she be exposed for a woman she used to be?
This was such a fun read. I had never read a book about a madam before, so it was a fun treat. The book is written very raw and does have some sensitive language – be prepared. The book also deals with sensitive subjects. It’s written in a very down to earth and real way that I really connected with and enjoyed. The story was rather interesting and I was engaged the entire time. I didn’t want this one to end, but it did come to a natural conclusion.
If you’re looking for an interesting book about a women just trying to live her life after being a madam, then check this one out April 25th. I hope you check it out.
Thank you so much to Kensington Books, Dafina, @kensingtonbooks, and Netgalley, @netgalley, for this e-arc in exchange for an honest review.
Desdemona Dean couldn’t wait to leave the world of prostitution behind. She’s now settled down with the only man she has ever loved, and has set up a business. She’s also going to college and working on a degree. Once the memoir is released her life gets thrown into a tailspin and her secret life as Madam X is threatened to be exposed. Will she be able to stay under the radar? Or will she be exposed for a woman she used to be?
This was such a fun read. I had never read a book about a madam before, so it was a fun treat. The book is written very raw and does have some sensitive language – be prepared. The book also deals with sensitive subjects. It’s written in a very down to earth and real way that I really connected with and enjoyed. The story was rather interesting and I was engaged the entire time. I didn’t want this one to end, but it did come to a natural conclusion.
If you’re looking for an interesting book about a women just trying to live her life after being a madam, then check this one out April 25th. I hope you check it out.
Thank you so much to Kensington Books, Dafina, @kensingtonbooks, and Netgalley, @netgalley, for this e-arc in exchange for an honest review.