Never Say Never (Indigo Love Spectrum)

This book had the potential to be good. It lost it in the depths of prejudice. Come on, there are ways to add spice besides dipping in murky waters. The comments about the mixed child (during Christmas shopping) was so ignorant I was embarrassed to even read it. Anyone dumb enough to make such comments should not have anything else to say in the book.
Tyler's point of view was missing and Desiree was a coward until the last 10 pages. IR relationships do work outside of movies. I am in one (wmbw) for 10 years now with the love of my life. We have a beautiful 5 year old who is well balanced because she is well loved. Imagine that.

I read "Never Say Never" when on vacation over the summer. This was a very moving love story. It was real, not over the top, yet entertaining nevertheless. I look forward to reading more of Ms. Cameron's work.

As a voracious reader, I find myself craving a variety of genre. This was one craving that was completely satisfied. For a first attempt at contemporary romance, Ms. Cameron tackled issues confronting women in the dating scene with great poise. Her characters were far from cliche, and their roles were fresh and appealing to her readers, which is part of what makes this a good read. If you enjoy a good Danielle Steele book, you'll enjoy this one. I look forward to her next book, Moments of Clarity, with great interest.

This is my first book by Michele Cameron that I've read and I was very pleased. Tyler and Desiree were an adorable couple.My only problem was that Desiree should have told her family alot sooner that Tyler was white. It was a very good book can't wait to read Ms. Cameron's next one.

This book was a great read. It's a page turner and I enjoyed each printed word. It left me smiling. The author did an awesome job.