'Til Death However, Ciara isn't the only one that's been keeping secrets. While trying to put their marriage back together, an old friend of Ciara's does everything he possibly can to break them apart, even targeting their friends.Barren "Boan" Jones thought he'd found the woman of his dreams in his wife, Cia

Title	:	'Til Death
Author	:	Dante Tori
Rating	:	4.73 (585 Votes)
Asin	:	153057207X
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	264 Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-03-10
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Barren "Boan" Jones thought he'd found the woman of his dreams in his wife, Ciara Jones. While Ciara came face-to-face with decisions that changed their relationship drastically, she became his top competitor in the dope game.  Two years later, Ciara is caught up in trying to convince Boan that she has changed and is willing to do any and everything she can to mend their broken marriage, but secrets about her past keep coming out, shocking both Boan and their friends. While trying to put their marriage back together, an old friend of Ciara's does everything he possibly can to break them apart, even targeting their friends. However, Ciara isn't the only one that's been keeping secrets.  Taking place in the streets of Detroit, Boan and Ciara's story is laced with deceit, betrayal, heartbreak, action and love that opens the door for the people around them to reevaluate themselves and their relationships. 

Editorial : About the Author ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dante Tori is a urban fiction writer that grew up in Detroit MI. Being the only child, at a young age, her mother nurtured Dante's imagination with books and journals to write down her thoughts. During Dante's fourth year in college, she was knee deep in debt and decided to leave to pursue her dreams. ‘Til Death is her first book and the first installment of the ‘Til Death series.

Fast forward 20 + years and the story weaves between the two families; how they connect with each other; how the child (a grown man now) becomes part of the connection; when/how will the secret come out about the man's provenance.

What I liked: the writing style -- interspersed between the story line, Julian Fellowes also narrates about life in those times and the required formalities. Yes you can actually see the buttons they are pushing and you can pause etc. It has the best info on COM I've seen, and explains it clearly. It's also nice that nobody came to the defense of the truly dreadful Joel Schumacher Batman films. Mr. Simone admitted herself that she wasn't 100% truthful/accurate in her autobiographies and memoirs and I believe she had a history of deceiving biographers. Although the illustrations lacked dimension, they added an element of challenging fun to Matty Long’s work. It is a wonderful book to alow oneself to take a step back and really see how their ow