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A review by nixwolfwood
The Blackbirds by Eric Jerome Dickey
3.0
I first saw this on First to Read, but I didn't win it. I did put a hold on it when my library got the audio version though. I don't read much erotica, so I figured it was time to read one of them to spice things up.
This story focuses on 4 different woman, but is narrated by one. One of my least favorite things about audiobooks with multiple POVs is that often times the narrator doesn't do enough to separate the characters. Adenrele Ojo does a pretty great job at giving each of them their own voice and personality.
Each of these women are completely different, and it is almost hard to see how they have any sort of connection. There is much drama surrounding each of the main characters and their relationships.
Read more here:
http://www.platypire.com/j-hooligan/the-blackbirds-by-eric-jerome-dickey
This story focuses on 4 different woman, but is narrated by one. One of my least favorite things about audiobooks with multiple POVs is that often times the narrator doesn't do enough to separate the characters. Adenrele Ojo does a pretty great job at giving each of them their own voice and personality.
Each of these women are completely different, and it is almost hard to see how they have any sort of connection. There is much drama surrounding each of the main characters and their relationships.
Read more here:
http://www.platypire.com/j-hooligan/the-blackbirds-by-eric-jerome-dickey