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Sexed by Six
Jason has it all, a beautiful fiance, a good job, and great friends; but it's not enough. Seduced by his need to lust, Jason falls victim yet again to a night of casual sex, except this time his partner was no ordinary stranger. Trapped in a web of deception, Jason tries to twist and turn his way free, only becoming deeper and deeper entangled in his own worst nightmare. With his life crumbling quickly before his own eyes, what will Jason do? What can Jason do? Sexed by Six takes the reader thoroughly into the minds of six characters, their lives all fused together in a complex weave of lust, love, friendship, and deception. With changing point of views every chapter, the reader is personally strapped into this fast pace rollercoaster of a read, full of whiplashing turns and unexpected drops. With drum rolling chapters and relentless suspense, Sexed by Six is truly a one sitting read.
168 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 28, 2011
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About the author
Noel DeJesus
15 books6 followersNoel DeJesus is a decorated combat veteran with multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He is an internationally published author and the founder of "Pocket Sized Leadership®," providing concise, actionable insights for busy professionals. As a certified training facilitator and renowned speaker, he blends his military expertise with a passion for personal and professional development. Noel is a distinguished member of the LTG (Ret.) James M. Dubik Writing Fellowship for the United States Army and holds a Master of Arts in Administrative Leadership from the University of Oklahoma.
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January 22, 2012
Needs Work…A Lot of Work
I don’t know where to start this review as I don’t quite know what “Sexed by Six: Balancing Lust and Deception” is. Things happen. There are characters. But beyond that…there’s not much more. Jason is the main character and the book is told from his point of view as well as his fiancé, Jasmine; his best friends, William and Demarcus; Jasmine’s best friend, Tyra; and a chick named Keisha. That’s your six and they all do have sex. But again…there’s not much more beyond that. There is zero character development apart from knowing each character’s name and a general physical description. Things happen, the characters do things, but there is no plot development. And the things that happen don’t always add up or make sense because readers have nothing to go on. Because of that, I found myself simply reading through the 155 pages just to complete it. I wasn’t vested in the story or its character. The author gave me no reason to be. Also, “Sexed by Six” is in desperate need of editing.
As is, I cannot recommend “Sexed by Six: Balancing Lust and Deception.” I’d strongly urge the author to seek the assistance of a qualified developmental editor as well as a copy editor.
Reviewed by: Toni
I don’t know where to start this review as I don’t quite know what “Sexed by Six: Balancing Lust and Deception” is. Things happen. There are characters. But beyond that…there’s not much more. Jason is the main character and the book is told from his point of view as well as his fiancé, Jasmine; his best friends, William and Demarcus; Jasmine’s best friend, Tyra; and a chick named Keisha. That’s your six and they all do have sex. But again…there’s not much more beyond that. There is zero character development apart from knowing each character’s name and a general physical description. Things happen, the characters do things, but there is no plot development. And the things that happen don’t always add up or make sense because readers have nothing to go on. Because of that, I found myself simply reading through the 155 pages just to complete it. I wasn’t vested in the story or its character. The author gave me no reason to be. Also, “Sexed by Six” is in desperate need of editing.
As is, I cannot recommend “Sexed by Six: Balancing Lust and Deception.” I’d strongly urge the author to seek the assistance of a qualified developmental editor as well as a copy editor.
Reviewed by: Toni
May 10, 2019
I haven’t read the book but the man can cook some wings!!!
January 17, 2012
Jazz and Jay have been together for years. She is begging to get marries he is still out in the street like he's a single man. Jay has been receiving threats and ignoring them for just as many years.
Will and Dee are Jay's best friends. Will works hard and has never been the type to sleep with a lot of women and Dee is in love with Jazz's friend Tyra.
After Jay mess with the wrong woman his world comes crashing down and he is forced to tell Jazz the truth. This truth set off a string of events but Jazz always forgive Jay, will this time be any different?
Will meets Kiesha and is in blind love. Will she be the woman he's always dreamed about or the stuff nightmares are made of?
Tyra and Dee are hilarous together. I thought they save this book. But will they ever get together or will Dee keep his feelings to himself.
This was an okay read, but it needs to be re-edited. The errors take away from the flow of the book. I think, if possible, it's worth the author going in and fixing the errors. Sometimes a few small errors can be over looks but there are words missing and in the wrong order.
Will and Dee are Jay's best friends. Will works hard and has never been the type to sleep with a lot of women and Dee is in love with Jazz's friend Tyra.
After Jay mess with the wrong woman his world comes crashing down and he is forced to tell Jazz the truth. This truth set off a string of events but Jazz always forgive Jay, will this time be any different?
Will meets Kiesha and is in blind love. Will she be the woman he's always dreamed about or the stuff nightmares are made of?
Tyra and Dee are hilarous together. I thought they save this book. But will they ever get together or will Dee keep his feelings to himself.
This was an okay read, but it needs to be re-edited. The errors take away from the flow of the book. I think, if possible, it's worth the author going in and fixing the errors. Sometimes a few small errors can be over looks but there are words missing and in the wrong order.
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