Sinsatiable

I am oh so glad that I was afforded the chance to get on board with the works of Mrs. Lipsey. When I finished reading Sinsatiable, I had a whole new look on life, and the way that we as people look to our own understanding as opposed to God's understanding for our lives. In Sinsatiable Aisha a.k.a Lucious barely sacrifices her very soul for the one thing she loved most; Dancing. What we fail to realize in life, is that every thing that seems good to us isn't good for us (in Aisha's case it was her money situation). But for others it could be a slew of other things. While reading this book I was up, I was down, I laughed, I cried and for all of these reasons I must give Mrs. Lipsey a 5 Star rating because this book truly, truly made me take a step back and look over my life. If you haven't read it please pick up a copy it is well worth the read

This book had been a delight to read. It shows that Christian are people too, that is why God should not cease in our lives, because we can't make on our own or rely on our own understanding. It was also realistic, in the secular setting and keeping a relationship with God To Christ. I enjoy reading this book and hope to see many more to come.

Author Shelia E. Lipsey has stayed true to her reputation and produced another dynamic novel Sinsatiable. This book will hold your attention from start to finish. I laughed, I cried, and I got angry. The storyline and characters are so real it will have you feeling like you know each character personally. I would encourage everyone to purchase a copy of Sinsatiable. You won't be disappointed. Lacricia Peters author, Girl, Naw! Available November 2007

Shelia Lipsey has done it again! Her latest release SinSatiable shows us that sin is a predator and will take any human as its prey, even christians. Dance Instructor, Aisha takes the job of a lifetime as an exotic dancer in a men's club to save her studio without consulting God first. She soon realizes too late that anything to good to be true usually is. She saves her studio but loses the one thing she would have given up everything to keep-her father. Lipsey displays realism in her novel by showing that no man is perfect, we all need love, forgiveness, and at some point in our lives--redemption. It's so easy to judge another, but hard to accept the judgement of being judged. A must read!

This is a great book. There was never a dull moment. I'd like to see a sequel to this book. Go out and purchase a copy today. You will not be disappointed. Kudos to Ms. Lipsey!!!