I was a recent guest on Katara’s Cafe on Blog Talk radio. Katara and I discussed my latest book, Open to Love, unique aspects of Muslim romance, polygamy, marriage and a second chance at love.
Lyndell Williams Character’s Closet: Marcus Kent #urbanromance
Original Post – Special Edition: Dress Up/Dress Down with Lyndell Williams [November 8, 2019]
Marcus Kent’s Closet
In the urban romance, Sweet Love–Bitter Fruit, Harlem lawyer, Marcus Kent wakes up each morning before the crack of dawn. He kisses his sleeping wife snuggled next to him and slips out of the bed, heading into his walk-in closet. The small room contains a spectrum of clothes reflecting the professional and personal activities filling his busy life. Continue reading “Lyndell Williams Character’s Closet: Marcus Kent #urbanromance”
Crazy K.A.L.M Book Review: My Way to You
Original Post: Crazy K.A.L.M.
My Review
Well, this was a story and a half. If you’re expecting your bog standard, basic romance, then that isn’t what you are going to get, but even so, I don’t think that you’ll be disappointed in this one. In many ways, the events of this book could have filled a whole series. That’s not to say that the book is either overly long, or rushed, it isn’t, but there’s an awful lot going on.
There isn’t just romance to deal with here, but race, prejudice and what happens when love runs into that.
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BOOK REVIEW REBOOT: Her Justice – When Everyone is Playing Head Games
Review by Lyndell Williams
HER JUSTICE
By Nasheed Jaxson
$9.99, pp 162, paper
$4.99, pp 228, Kindle (Free, KU)
I can’t believe it’s been over three years since I began uploading book reviews on YouTube. I loved getting in front of my cell phone and letting my teeny tiny audience of watchers know about the great Muslim fiction that authors were releasing to the world.
Unfortunately, life shifted, and I haven’t been able to do a review for a while, but I think I’ll start again. So, I’ve decided to share one of my favorites this week.
Her Justice by Nasheed Jaxson is unique because it is the first romance I’ve read written by an African American Muslim man. Continue reading “BOOK REVIEW REBOOT: Her Justice – When Everyone is Playing Head Games”
BOOK REVIEW: Everything is Love – Fine-ness is a Game Changer
Review by Lyndell Williams
EVERYTHING IS LOVE
By Aubree Pynn
$2.99, pp 169, Kindle (Free, KU)
Okay, I’m done! No more men. Oh, wait a minute. Who dat? Damn, he’s fine.
Yeah, how many women have decided to go the celibacy route only to have a gorgeous hunk of…man pass their way? Suddenly, all resistance starts to whittle away. Who me? Is this bottled water?
So, where was I? Oh, yeah. ***SPOILERS ALERT*** Now, Let’s do this.
In Everything is Love by Aubree Pynn, Baylee is in “manless me” mode when fly basketball player, Dakari bumps into her at a party. The tiny run-in and subsequent bickering mark the beginning of their worlds colliding. Continue reading “BOOK REVIEW: Everything is Love – Fine-ness is a Game Changer”
