Hot Boyz

by Marissa Monteilh

Book Overview

Wealthy, Famous, Sexy, Successful, The "Boyz" Got It Going On ... Or So It Would Seem.There are no siblings more charmed than the Wilson brothers of Ladera Heights, California. Fine and famous pro... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060590947
• ISBN13: 9780060590949
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Avon Books
• Length: 341 Pages
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Fame, fortune and family drama

The Wilson brothers of Ladera Heights, California are Hot Boyz. Mason is a successful, professional golfer with big bank, a huge mansion, luxurious cars, and a gorgeous wife and two kids. Mason's problem is he neglects his family because he spends so some much time on the golf circuit. Claude is fine as frog hair split three ways with his NBA build and classy style. Claude owns the most successful realty business in the area but can't get over the drama of a past relationship. Then there is Torino, the baby brother, tall and handsome with a smile that will take your breath away. Torino has big dreams but no finances to back them. So, in the meantime, Torino manages Mason's club, Foreplay, until something better comes along. The outside world believes that the Wilson brothers have it all -fame, fortune, stunning women, and all the status that goes along with it. The secrets of their ideal existence start to threaten their big balla lifestyles. As the skeletons fall out of the closet, the family has to reach down to the core of its existence to maintain its closeness. The women behind the Wilson brothers pull them through. Mason's wife, Mercedes, closes the distance in the relationship with her husband while maintaining her high profile job and careful watch over their children. Claude's wife, Venus, takes the time to mourn for her friend and realizes that her marriage is worth saving. Torino finally leaves his player days for Sequoia. Sequoia is a professional sista with no nonsense ghetto flava that turns Torino from his player days to monogamous lover. Hot Boyz is a great story that piques your interest right from the start. The tales of death, family drama, and potential stalker girlfriends and mistresses keeps you on the edge of your seat. Hot Boyz is a tale about family and the importance of staying together no matter what happens. Even though the book isn't as urban as I thought it would be it is definitely worth reading. The author does a fantastic job drawing you into the character's lives while keeping you guessing on their next move. Get ready to be entertained because you won't believe what happens in the end. Reviewed by Monique Bruner of Loose Leaves Book Review

Hot Boyz Hot Boyz..........They on Fire!

I loved this book. These 3 brothers have it going on. Tall, handsome, successful, wealthy, and fine. The Wilson brothers(Mason, Claude, Torino) deal with love, life, and trying to stay on top. Although, it's not an easy job they manage to do it with style. A book about strong black men and the trials they face with dignity. I guarantee you will love this book. I couldn't put it down and you won't be able to either. I can hardly wait for her next book, especially if it's as hot as this one.

They On Fire!!!!!!!

This book was great. It has everything.Love,sex,and drama. Finally,a story of strong powerful African American men and women that have it going on. And despite everything in their lives they are determined to keep their strong family ties together.I love the book and if you haven't read it I strongly suggest that you do.

DRAMA AND MORE DRAMA

I READ ALL HER BOOKS AND I HAVE TO SAY THIS IS THE BEST ONE...THIS BOOK PRODUCES DRAMA FROM THE START TO FINISH. I COULDN'T PUT THIS BOOK DOWN AND IT HAD MY EYES BUGGED OUT. GET THE BOOK YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED.

Hot Story

Love,Deciet,Lust,Jealousy,Drama,Mystry,Tragic are just a few words to discribe this book. It is a book that I could not put down I almost finished it in one day it was so good, a must read some parts I felt were maybe a little to descriptive but nevertheless this is a wonderful story.