Thursday, 27 November 2008

Garmin Carrying Case - garmin carrying case, gps case


This case is absolutly perfect for my Garmin Nuvi 255W (with room on both sides while in the case if you had a slightly wider gps, but fits snug for height). Much better quality than what pictures appear, and great for the price! (I paid 9.50). Nice and sturdy, and would definitely protect my garmin if I dropped it in the case. It is not hard like plastic, but rather has a synthetic fabric feel to the outside. This case would not fit any other cords, so if you're looking for something to hold your charger or stand/mount, this would not work. I'm just going to keep them seperate in my arm rest holder. Plus, the side pocket inside the case is perfect if you had any gas cards, coupons, or some spare just-in-case cash. It's a nice place to keep everything together. The zipper is high quality, and has a rubber covering on the part that you zip so it is more comfortable and won't scratch anything around it where it is being stored. The case includes a wrist strap (just like photo) and the ring/hook attached to the case to attach to the strap is sturdy and will definitely not break. Also, in the inside along the SD card holders flap, it has small elastic bands that would hold a ~4 inch-long pen/pencil if you ever needed a place to store one. Since it is usually wise to keep your gps with you when you leave your car (incase somebody were to break in and steal it from your car in a parking lot or something) having that pen holder is nice if you were to also include a shopping list in the side pouch. This is a really well thought out design for a gps case.



Overall, I would definetly reccommend this case to anyone I knew with a gps that would fit it. It is the perfect size (small, compact) and sturdy enough for protection. Great size for getting out of the car and throwing it in my purse to go get groceries/shop. Totally worth it, no regrets!! Compact Premium GPS Carrying Case for Garmin Nuvi 255W 4.3"

This left me wondering if maybe there was a better choice. I will say that the case holds the GPS unit, the car charger and the USB cable; as a matter of fact I think the case seems bulky (measures LxWxH = 5"x6"x3"). However, in spite of that bulkiness, I am disappointed in the fact that I have to bend the cord on the car charger very close to the charger plug, a notorious shorting point for an electronic power component, and it makes me worry that down the road I might have problems with the charger because of the way it has to be stored in this case.

I got this case on impulse when I bought a Garmin 255W. (Amazon is so good at promoting impulse buying.) The case is fine, and well made, as the other reviews have stated.



Trouble is, it's just a bit bigger than it needs to be to fit a standard Garmin wide-screen GPS (do I need those little pockets for storing 3 memory cards? not really), but it's too small to hold the GPS AND the car power supply cord. Just a little bit bigger and the cord would have fit in there.



If you bought a Garmin such as the 255W--you know that Garmin provides a soft fabric case, so if you don't need a semi-hard case such as this one, save your money.



Still, this is a fine little case for the money.

I would give this another star if it had a strap. It's a roomy case that is divided by a middle "flap". One half holds the GPS in a "holder" (think egg carton or jewelry case insert). This provides cushioning in case you drop the case. The other half of the case has a net that I use to hold the charger. No need to worry about scratches because the middle "flap" keeps the 2 sides separate. It's not sleek or slim and even with a strap, would be considered bulky to carry around.

If you ever have owned a GPS, PMP player, or even a cell phone, then you know how easy it is for these screens to get scratched! Even worse is when you drop them, most plastic digital devices today don't survive a fall to the ground, and usually will break into a million pieces. Recently I purchased one of those 4.3" digital portable media player devices, but it didn't come with a protective case, so I decided to buy this one for it.



EXPERIENCE: When I took the case out of the package, I noticed it was sealed in plastic. Once I removed the plastic, I was able to open the case up, which is closed by a standard zipper. Once I opened the case, I almost wish I hadn't! You know the smell you get from brand new shoes at your local shoe store? OK, it was that smell inside the case, only multiply it by 10. I say the smell is so toxic, one sniff of this case can leave you feeling mellow yellow.



However, the good news is, the case is constructed very well, its very tough, and very durable. The inside of the case is very soft, as to not damage whatever you have inside. They also include a carrying strap inside the case which you can attach to the O-ring on the outside of the case. This is kind of nice, as not everybody is going to have a pocket in their pants big enough to fit this case inside.



CONCLUSION: The main thing to remember here, is protection of your digital device, weather it be a GPS, PMP player, or cell phone. You want something that will protect the screen from scratches, and protect your device from a fatal fall to concrete. I believe all heartedly, this case does exactly that. However, its going to take a long time for the evil smell to outgas, so I would watch out for that. All in all, I give this a 5 out of 5.

This case is alright for the price. It is very basic. No pockets or storage. The shell does not have an "expensive look".

The one flaw I found is that there is a elastic strap that holds the two halves of the case together - that sometimes interferes with the zip closing easily.

I wanted to get a case for my Insignia 4.3" GPS I bought before I went on vacation a couple weeks ago. I came across this one and well hey, the price was right (1 cent, mind you!). I like it because it's a semi hard case, not flimsy but not rigid either. Plenty of room for my GPS. However, you can't fit anything else in there really besides just the GPS itself. For the price I am plenty satisfied with my purchase. - Garmin Carrying Case - Nuvi 255w - Gps Case - Garmin Nuvi 255w'


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Wilton Cake Decorating Course - modeling tools, decorating tools


This was the most delicous and most "workable" fondant I have ever used. The taste reminds me of Tootsie Rolls. I am new to the fondant cake world (I am typically a buttercream kind-of-gal), but I wanted to take my cakes to the next level. I have used other brands and they were hard to work with and tasted terrible. This fondant rolls out and smooths out like a dream! I love this product and will be ordering more of it today!! Fondarific Chocolate Fondant Brown, 2-Pounds - Gum Paste Flowers - Wilton Cake Decorating Course - Modeling Tools - Decorating Tools'


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A V Equipment - headphones, a v equipment


First off, there are TWO Rolls HA43 amps: The regular, and the "Pro" which is what this review is for. Be sure you're getting the Pro! It has more features, looks better, and costs the same or less than the regular version.



This is a great little headphone amp, especially to improve a PC's sound quality and volume. It's small, simple, has some great features, and the sound quality is excellent. I can't compare it to the "real" pro headphone amps out there that cost some serious cash, but I can say that my headphones (Sennheiser 280Pro and 555) both sound a lot better with this amp. The bass range on my 280's - which was really weak coming directly from my PC's audio - sounds much more deep, clean, and sharp.



FEATURES:

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-- Two INPUT types - You can use either the standard stereo RCA connectors, or 1/4" stereo TR (a large stereo headphone plug). The "non-Pro" HA43 has only a 1/4" TRS input jack.



-- Supports FOUR headphones, each with it's own individual volume slider. I had both my 280 and 555's plugged in and blasting away w/o a problem. Sound-quality-wise there's no difference between using 1 or 4 headphones.



-- Each of the 4 outputs has two stereo jacks to use: Either an older TRS 1/4" stereo jack, or the newer standard 3.5mm mini stereo jack that all headphones seem to have these days. The non-Pro HA43 amp only has 1/4" TRS output jacks.



-- It's small (about the size of two credit cards laid top to bottom). It also has four thick rubber feet, so there's no chance of scratching a typical desk or other surface.





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I'd like to have a few small extra features like being able to wall-mount it, but I can't say there are any cons to this amp. Here's some extra info for you though:



-- There's no power switch so it's always on. But after 7 hours connected to my Kill-A-Watt meter, it still hadn't registered any power drain.



-- It's powered by a power brick. Oh well! There's an unobtrusive green LED on top of the amp to show you the thing is powered.



-- The volume sliders have only one detente, or "notch" at the half-way point to let you know how far it's been pushed. More would be nice, but oh well.



-- Be CAREFUL! Beyond the slider half-way point, this thing gets very LOUD. I mean "These go to 11" loud! I try to keep the slider at the half-way mark just to be safe with my ears, and that's plenty of power.



-- This amp probably isn't limited to headphones, but if you're using it for speakers, make sure your speakers are self-powered. I doubt this amp will support non-amplified speakers.



If you're a true audiophile who needs to have the absolute best sound available and you can spend the cash for that quality, this amp probably isn't for you. You probably have better headphones than me, and you probably aren't using the amp on your PC anyway.



I am extremely picky about my sound quality, but I can't yet justify spending $400-$2000 on a serious Pro headphone amp. With the headphones I have, though, this little amp does a GREAT job and is definitely worth the price. Rolls HA43-Pro 4 Output Stereo Headphone Amplifier

I tried to wait a couple of days to write this review of the unbelievable Rolls (Royce!!) HA43 Pro Headphone Amp, which the manufacturer's insert touts as being for "School, Studio, Broadcast...anywhere you need four channels of clean, loud headphone amplication." Man, I'll second that!! How about your very own home photography/PC & Mac Studio? Does that qualify, dear Rolls people? I think so! Anyway, the sound and output is so compelling and incredible that I couldn't wait to publish this synopsis.



Like the other very nice review above this one, ie the 1st one by the gentleman from San Francisco, I am going to fully, and totally compliment the makers of this thing 100%, and then some. It is so hard to put into words the quality and comprehensive sound quality enhancement the Rolls HA43 gives virtually any type of recording, but here goes, along with a list of the benefits and controls:



Benefits, controls:



***Loud, and I mean REALLY LOUD amplification, clear as a bell, without distortion



***4 Headphones at once driver system, so that you and four friends can hear distinctly different levels of a record, broadcast, TV show, movie, tape, etc...individually controllable outputs



***3.5mm stereo (1/8") or 1/4" TRS stereo headphone adapters for output



***TRS Stereo 1/4" phone, or Dual RCA inputs (take your pick, not to be used at the same time!)



*** 20dB Maximum Gain per channel, for each headphone, 51 Ohms impedance for each output



***S/N Ratio=>90dB



***THD (distortion): .008% (!!!...incredibly low, virtually imperceptable)



***Small Size: 4.15 x 3.45 x 1.16 (W X H X D) inches dimensions, weighs only 1 pound



***Has 4 small padded "feet" on the bottom to prevent scratches, distortion, vibration



***12V DC PWR Adapter, unique to this unit do not substitute!



***4-Channel Level Controls by 4 sliders, one per each headphone



***1 Year 100% labor and parts warranty



The manufacturer warns, outside in the packaging: "It's Loud...lots of output level!" And you'd best believe it because this thing will blow your ears out anywhere past level "6" out of "10", and even that is pushing it for most people as 3-5 will be the comfortable level to reach with the individual sliders. The finish and fit, and look of the little contraption is just 1st class all the way. There's little to wear out or break, apparently, just the 4 slider controls that actually move, while the rest of the unit is solid black with KUHL white graphics for each channel's output level, and an LED (small, and green...subtle) that indicates it's powered on.



Personally I am going to unplug my Rolls HA43 when I'm not using it, but apparently the manufacturer doesn't warn against leaving it plugged in 100% of the time...for me though, I am not taking any chances and will unplug the little guy just for sanity, and common sense! Why leave it powered on when you're not using it, I ask? Answer: it's simple to just unplug the adapter's cord and have it stored in a handy place close to the HA43 for next use.



The power cord from the mini-brick (and it is small) is 7 feet long, plenty of length from power outlet to the Rolls HA43, a nice feature. I must give everyone who's a potential owner of this "best of the best" headphone amps that hooking it up to the source can be confusing, even though it looks very simple. And I suppose it is, but read on. You need twin 1/8" Phono to RCA Plugs, and let me give a Radio Shack part number so there will be no confusion, as there seems to be about how to hook this beauty up:



Radio Shack 4202444 6' 1/8" PHONO PLG



You need TWO of those, one per channel, and they are MONAURAL PLUG to RCA connectors, plain and simple. DO NOT BUY STEREO PLUGS!! Just simple monaural plugs are what is necessary to complete the setup. If you purchase two stereo plugs it just simply will not work, so take my advice and get the above parts (2) and all will be well. This is all considering that you are connecting from a PC sound card to the amp/phones. For a monaural source like a single plug from a television or external stereo connector with just one fitting from the FRONT/REAR of a typical TV, stereo, tape system, etc, then you can use a stereo mini-plug (1/8" to split RCA plugs which yields stereo). PC sound cards have more than one channel for speakers, so the key is to pick two plugs to yield stereo, and with my Creative Titanium X-Fi Sound Blaster Pro Fatal1ty card, the stereo plugs are colored orange and green, with the black plug-in being both master and ground...you don't use that one, for Creative cards use the orange and green plugs! There, thoroughly confused now? Hah-Hah!



I don't mean to confuse anybody, but suffice to say that IF you have a multi-speaker sound card like I do with the X-Fi Fatal1ty card, use orange and green plugs, as black is master/ground, and blue is input from an external sound source, exclusive of the optical plug-ins of course! WHEW!



Getting the Rolls HA43 will be the best thing you EVER did for your ears, your head, your perception of what is good sound, from even the best of headphones. I am using the Rolls amp with a set of Audio Technica ATH AD700 headphones, roughly a $100 (wholesale, street price, retail is $249), and the difference between using the amp and not using it is literally night and day! They are good without an amp, don't get me wrong. But with the Rolls HA43 PRO the sound approaches perfection, if not being perfection itself, and there is no substitute once you've sampled what it actually is! It's not that the amp makes the sound loud, it's much more: it's full, the timbre and timpany of each note is sublime, and perfectly rendered, balanced, and you come away from a listening session with a "WOW! THAT was NICE!!" feeling every time.



If there is one thing to write down, and have you readers remember something specific about the Rolls HA43 Pro Headphone Amp, it's simply this: For $50 shipped, if you deny yourself the pleasure of your finest headphones driven by this beauty of an amp, then you never deserved to hear it in the 1st place! I honestly do not have a clue why I never sprung for a setup like this in the past, because I love good sound, in fact I have arguably some of the best audiophile speakers for my *2* stereos in the house, and another in my automobile, that $$ can buy. I guess I never thought it could be a better sound experience than that which I already have. Well folks, I was wrong! The Rolls HA43 Pro Headphone Amp is a must-have item for any audiophile, in fact it's so good I'll go on record as saying you just can't do without it!



Wavey Davey - 12-9-2009 - A V Equipment - Headphones - Amps - Headphone Amp'


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Wiper Blades - wiper blades, outback


I got this to replace my 2007 Nissan Murano rear wiper blade after checking a few places around town. Everywhere store I looked at said they were going to have to order this part in. I checked amazon and found a great price and couldn't believe this - But I got it the very next day!!! (I paid for regular ground shipping) Installation was a little tricky (there were no instructions with the new blade), but a little research helped me out:



Replace the rear wiper:



1. Remove the black plastic piece that covers the wiper arm bolt. This plastic piece is right at the right angle where the wiper arm meets the motor shaft. This can be popped off just using your hand.



2. Once the plastic piece is removed, you can see a single #9 bolt that is holding the wiper arm onto the shaft. Remove it.



3. The arm will be FIRMLY in place. Once the bolt is removed the wiper arm will most likely still be stuck. You will need to firmly jiggle the arm for it to pop off. Please be careful not to apply too much force because the arm will break.



4. Once the arm has been removed you can turn the wiper to a 90 degree angle to the arm and it will pop off.



5. Replace the wiper blade with a new one. Note even though a 14" replacement looks larger it will still fit on the window. The new one will pop into place.



6. Replace the wiper arm onto the shaft and reinstall the bolt. Don't torque it down too much yet.



7. Once the arm is back on and the bolt is snug, go turn the wiper on and make sure that it is vertically in the right position. It should end up even on the window on both sides of the motion arc. If it is not, unscrew the bolt and move it a little.



8. Once it is in the right place, tighten the bolt down firmly, replace the black plastic piece, and you are good to go.



Good as new and soo much cheaper than having a dealer do it for you. Trico 14-B Exact Fit Rear Wiper Blade - 14"

This is the only rear wiper replacement I have found that will fit my Subaru Outback without going to the dealership. Otherwise, the only way to replace the wiper was to pull out the rubber strip and replace it with a new one. This conveniently replaces the entire part with no issues. I am sure the same goes for other makes and models as well.

Thank the good Lord for the internet! This blade was recommended and DOES fit the 2008 Suzuki SX4 Rear Wiper!!!!! And its bigger than the little OEM toy wiper that comes stock on the vehicle! Double kudos!

the exact replacement rear wiper i needed for my 2007 CR-V. fast delivery, fast and easy installation. i was pleasantly surprised that the entire process took me, literally, 10 seconds--that includes reading the instructions and removing the old wiper! just so happens it's raining today and the new wiper worked perfectly. all in all, an A+, from purchase to usage.

I'd been driving without the rubber part of my rear wiper blade for almost a year because finding the right match for my 2008 Honda Fit was next to impossible. This one is an exact match- I compared them side by side before installation. Getting the old one off without breaking the wiper arm was a pain... but installation of the new one is simple.

This wiper blade does fit the 2009 Honda Odyssey, the only problem is the blade is 2 inch shorter than the original blade in fact the original must be the Trico Exact fit blade because it looks like an exact copy only shorter.

Unfortunately this wiper did NOT work as an exact fit for my 2008 Honda Odyssey rear wiper. This wiper would not fit on the Odyssey's wiper arm... out of desperation I had to take the rubber blade out of the Trico assembly and fit it into the Honda OEM arm. - Outback - Wiper Blade - Wiper Blades - Honda Fit'


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Lens Cleaner - photography, lens pen


I have tried so many different cleaning tools, and I always stuck with the basic lens tissues and cleaners. But with today's lenses, they didn't do the job (speed and ease) I was looking for.



The guy at my local (100 year old) camera shop recommended I try one of these.



I have removed all other cleaning items out of my bag except for one "cloth" that I use to clean the outside of my camera and this pen.



Always start with the "brush" to brush away any grit or sand that could possibly scratch the lens. Then lightly, use the other side (felt) to clean away smudges and other marks. It's quick, easy and unbelievably effective!



I use it on my lenses, the LCD of my SLR and even my cell phone.



The first one lasted me a year. I am on my second and recommend it everywhere I go. LensPEN Lens Cleaning System

I read about the LensPen in a photography magazine and decided to give it a try. Trying to keep DSLR filters and camera lenses clean is a chore, especially when cleaning liquids keep leaving some smearing, no matter how careful you try to be. The Lenspen has two types of cleaners in one small package -- a very good dust brush and an excellent cleaning wiper for smudges or dried moisture spots. I learned the hard way that dust can build up over time, especially on the small lenses of point and shoot digital cameras. This makes the pictures you take blury and darker than they should be. Don't be disappointed, if you want to keep those pictures as crisp as when your camera was new, you need to keep a lenspen in your camera bag and use it before every shoot. Two great tools in one tiny package make this job as simple as can be!

I used to use microfiber cloth to wipe off my lenses. I realize now how unnecessarily time-consuming and risky that was. This is a must-have. I am VERY picky about minute smudges on my glass. This "pen" flawlessly polishes them out quickly, and to me, the less time I have to spend rubbing something on my expensive lenses to clean them, the better. I didn't know water drops or smudges could come off so fast without a trace. Great product, and gentle on your glass.

Quick and Easy way to remove smudges and dust from SLR Cameras and Lenses.



Note:

When Amazon was out of stock, I ordered from a 3rd party vendor, Eforcity and received a counterfeit product. It wasn't the same high quality as the original Lens Pen and it went back to that vendor for a refund. I reordered from Amazon and received the correct product. So beware of counterfeits that are not of the same quality. I have used the NIKON version of the Lens Pen and it is identical, except for red vs. yellow plastic with black and of course, the higher price.

Some people have complained about getting a knock off but as long as you purchase it directly from Amazon and not a 3rd party seller, be assured that it is the real thing. See the third image for the one I received versus the fake one (second image). It does its job and is no different from all the old Lenspens I have used before. Good price, good product. Any carbon particles can be blown off with a rocket blower or with a similar contraption.

This is a great cleaning option to keep handy. I too have stuck with cleaning fluid and tissue, and will continue for thorough cleaning, but having this tool in my bag is very convenient.

The brush is great and the pad seems to remove smudges well.

With the first use I saw excess cleaning solution on the filter, but subsequent usage shows no signs of excess or streaking.



Highly recommended for portable cleaning.

I searched Amazon for "LensPEN LP-1" (the actual product name) and was brought to the page for this item. This is NOT a real LensPEN. It is a cheap Chinese knock-off. If you want the original item, keep searching because this isn't it. I don't know if this item actually works, because I won't risk using it on my very expensive equipment.

I don't believe this is a genuine LensPen. This one leaves a residue behind whereas I have a LenPen "micro" Pro and it is brilliant. Also I believe all real LensPens have the brand name on the pocket clip. Still, it's a nice brush for $3.

I order a Lenspen lens cleaning system by "LensPEN" from Amazon marketplace(HDE). I received the item and tried it on my lens, believe me my lens looks very bad after using it. I think I got an duplicate product because nowhere it says the manufacturer as "LensPEN". Be careful in choosing the seller.

Tired of smudging your LCD screen with your nose while looking through your camera's view finder? Then, a lens pen is for you! With a quick swipe, smudges are instantly gone. I can't believe I did not have a lens pen before now...you will be please, too, I'm sure. - Lens Pen - Cleaner - Photography - Lenspen'


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Plus Size Girls School Uniform


Omg!!! I couldn't find any khaki skinny jeans anywhere and then I found them on Amazon. Even though they are skinny uniform jeans, I still wanted them. Anywho...long story short these are awesome for the price. They fit nicely. I read reviews saying to buy a size up and I did and that was a good idea. The jeans are fitted in the hips and butt area and loose in the waist. Which I like. Came in nice packaging, so it's cool with me. Also I ordered these pants yesterday, September 29...and I received them today. Talk about fast shipping. Southpole Junior's Plus Size Basic Uniform Skinny Pant, Dark Navy, 18'


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After finding her boyfriend, Terrance in bed with another woman, Vicki Holiday decides that she will not accept nor forgive him. So she decides to break the relationship off. Unfortunately, Terrance does not accept the fact that Vicki does not want anything more to do with him.



Terrance soon realizes that old saying "you don't know what you got, until it's gone" is so true. He wants Vicki back and he will stop at nothing to have a second chance with her. He begins by following Vicki around, stalking her, sitting outside her house, spying on her and her friends, he even vandalizes her property and threatens any man that comes near her. Terrance adapts the mindset that, if he can not have her, nobody will!



EX-BOYFRIEND by Teresa D. Patterson was a page-turner. The story flowed nicely. Despite it being a page-turner, I would have liked to see more development and suspense with the story and its characters. I also felt as though there could have been more action within the story. All this said I really enjoy reading Ms. Patterson`s novels. My favorite novel to date by Ms. Patterson is PROJECT QUEEN, that book was a definite five star read! I eagerly anticipate reading more by Ms. Patterson.



Reviewed by Leona

Urban Fire Books

[...] Ex-boyfriend

Terrence James is in love with Vicky Holiday. The only problem is that they are broken up, a detail that Terrence refuses to admit. Terrence has always been the forgotten child, abandoned by his mother; Terrance refuses to let Vicky leave him.





Vicky loves Terrance, but after walking in on him cheating on her in their bed, she refuses to take him back. Vicky is determined to move on with her life, minus Terrence. Terrence begins to follow Vicky, harass her, and even vandalizes her friends and her property. Vicky feels like the best way to get over one love is to find a new one.





Terrence learns some devastating news that will change his life forever. With the news and knowledge of Vicky's new friend it seems to be too much to handle, and in Terrence's eyes someone has to pay.





Patterson is a dynamic author. The story draws you from page one. Patterson touches on topics that are sometimes overlooked: incest and mental illness. Ex-boyfriend is a well-developed story, which is worth putting on your shelf.





Final Rating: 5 stars



Reviewed by Kim for

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This book started off pretty good but then turned into very boring. Nothing really happened that wowed me. But it wont stop me from buying other books from her. I heard she is a pretty good writer so I'll keep supporting her!

I'm glad that I bought this book for 0.99 on kindle. The story line could of been much better than what it was. It was straight up boring to me and I couldn't understand some of the actions of the characters.(Gary,Vicki). I read a book by Da'Neen Hale and Kia Dupree call Possession that dealt with the same thing. That book was really good.

I loved reading this book! I felt like I really got to know the characters and they were all (well...mostly) likable even with their flaws. However, I must say that the book ended a bit abruptly. I really hope there is a sequel in the works as Terrance, Tenesha, Gary and Vicki seem to have so much more to say.

I was surprised that this author had another book out so quickly, but glad. She is really doing her thing.



Ex-boyfriend was a different read, but intriguing all the way through. Once again, I picked up another book that I couldn't put down. I read this one while at work and kept looking around to make sure my supervisor wouldn't catch me.



Vicki Holiday has an ex-boyfriend, Terrence James, who won't leave her alone. She broke up with him after catching him in bed with Tenesha, a ghetto, project chick with a serious attitude.



Even though Terrence is forced to be with Tenesha because of circumstances, he is still obsessed with Vicki. He watches her every move, sits outside her apartment, spies on her friends and follows her around. His obsession escalates into pure rage when he thinks she's dating a new man. He confronts the man and even shows up at their dinner date and turns over the table.



Terrence goes through a major transition. The reader gets to see another side of him when they learn about his upbringing, childhood issues and a shocking family secret.



I think that the ending leaves an opening for a part two. (I hope so.) I'd like to know more about Terrence, his mother, and even Tenesha.



Even though I didn't fall in love with any of the characters, all of them had characteristics that I could relate to. I'd recommend this book to all who love a fast-past, drama-filled read with some hot sex scenes that are not too vulgar.



Author Teresa D. Patterson has a very creative imagination and I'm looking forward to reading more books by her.

In Ex-boyfriend,it introduces us to Vicki who works as a forms processor at an insurance company.Terrance is Vicki's ex-boyfriend.He cheated on Vicki and she refuses to take him back.He stalks her and still behaves as if they will be together.Will Vicki give in or will she put an end to Terrance's crazy behavior.Even though the book moved at a fast pace,I felt there wasn't enough character development.There wasn't any major drama happening in the book.The main character mostly went to work or back home and Terrance watched her from afar or blew her phone up.The book lacked any real excitement and twists.I thought the book was just okay.



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