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A review by domid73
Confessions in B-Flat by Donna Hill
5.0
I voluntarily read and reviewed a copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
This story follows Anita Hopkins, an aspiring poet who believes in Malcolm X's violence if necessary ideals and Jason Tanner, a follower of Martin Luther Jr.'s nonviolence ideals. Anita and Jason meet on a bus ride to New York where Jason is moving to do work for Dr. King. While the two have different beliefs both are attracted to each other but don’t know why.
When the pair run into each other again they take a chance on bonding and develop a great relationship. The very things Jason and Anita thought would be a hinderance are the same things that they appreciate and love about each other. Set in the civil rights era the events of the timeframe arise and are handled well with the different feelings of its characters.
Thank you NetGalley and Entangled Publishing for the opportunity to read and review this book.
This story follows Anita Hopkins, an aspiring poet who believes in Malcolm X's violence if necessary ideals and Jason Tanner, a follower of Martin Luther Jr.'s nonviolence ideals. Anita and Jason meet on a bus ride to New York where Jason is moving to do work for Dr. King. While the two have different beliefs both are attracted to each other but don’t know why.
When the pair run into each other again they take a chance on bonding and develop a great relationship. The very things Jason and Anita thought would be a hinderance are the same things that they appreciate and love about each other. Set in the civil rights era the events of the timeframe arise and are handled well with the different feelings of its characters.
Thank you NetGalley and Entangled Publishing for the opportunity to read and review this book.