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ASHLEY ANTOINETTE is one half of the bestselling duo responsible for the Ashley & JaQuavis novels.
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47 of 53 people found the following review helpful
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Latressa
on July 5, 2014
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Okay where do I begin, Ashley has always been my favorite author but lately she has been slipping. We had to wait a year and a half for only 200 pages, she could have easily combined this book with prada plan 3 and called it a day since both were really short. First off she was not consistent with her story telling. Ashley, in Moth To a Flame Raven had her son in the car with her when she died, she was not pregnant, in prada plan Ethic said they had to cut the baby out of her stomach which is not true. The description of your characters through out all three books were NOT consistent, first you would say they were chocolate then they were light brown or caramel, etc. And to me Ethic, Indie, Carter, Snow, Chase and the rest of the men are ALL the same there is no diversity in your characters what so ever and Yaya or Miamor may as well be the girl in every book you guys make because they all act and look the same. Now as far as Prada Plan 4 Yaya was so weak she went through so much and for what? She didn't even make Indie suffer for leaving her at the altar she went back the next day. I mean she might as well have just gotten married to him considering she did not leave him and the flashbacks back to Parker were boring and I literally brushed through it. I believe that you try to hard to convince on how "real" the characters are and what not that it comes off corny and explaining how deep there love is was pretty corny too. You say too much about it half the book is you explaining there character and with the fourth book that's not needed. The connection between Ethic and Indie was so unbelievable, it seemed force. lastly the sex scenes were so boring because it also seemed force and the chemistry was not there. You may need to stop with the drug related stories and try something else because all your books seem the same now be versatile. If you want to know how to do a trilogy the RIGHT way read Naomi Chase exposed series she is def your competition.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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NeeshaPoo
on July 10, 2014
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First I would like to say that I was glad that Leah finally got what she deserved earlier in the book rather than later. I could not take another story of her malicious ways and her ridiculously succeeding at everything. I was glad to see an introduction to a new character and old ones. Parker was a character that was new and refreshing but not so much because she played the antagonist. I was glad that Ethic made an appearance but why was he featured throughout most of the book? Prada Plan was supposed to be about Disaya and Indie and it just seemed like Ethic's presence was overstayed. The story was interesting in the beginning and then I got towards the middle and then the end I was thinking...that can't be it. I felt like the flashbacks took up most of the book but I guess it was necessary so that the readers could understand the past. But if that is the case then maybe the book should have been longer. Somewhere at the end it was like the book was rushed because everything was happening so quickly. From Disaya being kidnapped to her being saved instantly and then followed by the marriage with no explanation as to why or how Disaya's and Indie's relationship was mended. Apparently their relationship is still questionable but why end it like that? This is suppose to be the last Prada Plan book and to end it with that question makes me think that it's not over. Overall, I enjoyed the journey the Prada Plan series took me on. However, Ashley I would really like to see you change up your stories. It does not always have to be about the beautiful girl with a struggling past falling in love with the handsome boss type guy that's running the drug empire. I just think you are way too talented to limit yourself to that same concept. Anyways I look forward to reading The Cartel 5...
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18 of 21 people found the following review helpful
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Ms Thighs
on July 7, 2014
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The hype to this book was truly over rated! The book was all over the place. I was excited that you brought Ethic to this story but you made him look like a fool when you said he went to kill Mizan in Moth to a Flame and couldn't carry out on his end. If he's a Boss then Mizan should have been finished at the end of that book. Yaya character came off as if she was new in the game and sooooo weak. Ethic told Yaya that his son had to be cut from Raven's stomach... What?? Did we not read the same book "Moth to a Flame". Baby Erza was already well and alive. Mizan held Raven in the basement, chained up, and filled with dogs. She was also being feed like she was a dog and Raven had the baby down in the basement. Ethic put a hit out on Mizan. Unfortunately for Raven she had to take Mizan car when she went to go away with Ethic once and for all but there was people already shooting up the car bc they thought it was Mizan inside which lead to Raven's death. Indie little blast from the past Parker came to the ceremony and interrupted their marriage. I don't know any wedding that, that could have happened to and Parker didn't leave with some bruises. Finally, you write a book that doesn't have to end in tragic or love sick and it was a bust.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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on July 16, 2014
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For someone that has been a true fan of The Prada Plan series I was highly disappointed. After such a long wait i was excited when i finally received my book and I don't know if Ashley was rushed or what but the inconsistencies with this book and the references to Moth to a Flame were terrible. And the ending WTH was that about. I would not recommend this book to anyone ...
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