You'll Always Be My Satin Doll, Regina Harris is back as the sequel to Satin Doll continues with the drama known as Regina's life. A few years have passed and Regina is still the same around the way chick, only a few years older and wiser. The divorced mother of one has decided to jump back into the dating pool after a special someone from her past resurfaces. Regina must decide between the past and the present to determine her future. Also returning and adding laughs and drama are her girls Yvonne, Puddin' (how could anyone forget Puddin') and Tamika as well as her niece who is not such a little girl anymore. Satin Nights started out slowly, but eventually picked up its pace making for an enjoyable read. The reminders of the events in Satin Doll were definitely helpful. Karen did it in such a way that you didn't feel like she was retelling Satin Doll all over again. It was a good balance. Karen is back! Satin Nights is an entertaining and recommended read. Reviewed by: Toni
Friendship between four women from Harlem. A great good book that is fun to read.Puddin is just one crazy woman. She talks gangsta and she is one scary girl. Funny at times, and she loves her friends deeply. But don't piss her off.Yvonne gets involved with a man that causes problems in her life. Lets face it. She is one of these intelligent, gainfully employed woman that you wonder what the heck does she see in him.Tamika has it all Marriage, motherhood, medschool. Her oldest child gets involved in a full out drug war.Regina is hooking up with Little Joe who has been in prison for 16 years. She has a great career writing. Her ex-husband is a Congressman. And a four year old daughter.This is a great story.
