Moments of Clarity...

by Michele Cameron

After a woman who has been cheated on decides to give up on love, she meets asexy NBA star who fights to win her trust. Original. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585713309
• ISBN13: 9781585713301
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Genesis Press (MS)
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Everyone Needs a Moment of Clarity

Sasha Daimond the sister of the main character in Never Say Never is a nurse in New York. She's in a relationship with a broke entrepeneur named Abdul. She is devestated when she finds out he's been having an affair. They break up. Sasha then runs into Sexton Johnson a NBA basketball player from the Knicks. He's everything a woman could want in a man except Sasha has a hard time trusting men, Moments of Clarity is an excellent novel that shows how baggage from past relationships can ruin future ones. It also shows how sometimes people in your inner cicle may not want the best for you. Ms. Cameron has subplots in her novel. A gay character has accepted his sexual preference but his family doesn't. Cameron's realistic novel make you feel anger, hope, love, and it also deals with social issues like health care and adoption. I so enjoyed the novel I slurped it up in one day.

No More Rose-colored Glasses

Sasha Diamond was first introduced in Never Say Never by Michele Cameron, where she was a sassy and eccentric, secondary character. In Cameron's latest release, Sasha is the main character and while we are getting a better view of her life, she is also learning more about herself in Moments of Clarity. Sasha is aware that her boyfriend, Abdul, is simply a place holder in her love life, but when she realizes that he is cheating on her, she cut all ties. When her path crosses that of Sexton Johnson, a professional basketball player, Sasha has a preconceived notion and attempts to ignore his advances. While coming to grips with her attraction to Sexton, Sasha also tries to be patient with her best friend, Tiara, who is having a major life crisis. Will Sasha allow her friend's problems to tarnish the relationship Sexton and she are trying to build? Or will she make hasty decisions and lose him forever? These characters really go through it. The emotions and quick reactions to the actions of others created the tension and climax. The plot is well developed as are the characters. The editing needed to be polished, but the story was so good I did not deduct from my rating. I recommend Moments of Clarity to romance lovers. Jennifer Coissiere APOOO BookClub

Love worth waiting for.

Moments of Clarity featured Sasha and Sexton. Sexton was smitten with her from the beginning. However Sasha was in a relationship with Abdul that was going nowhere. Sasha and Sexton finally get together. However there are obstacles in the way. The main obstacle being her so called best friend Tiara. After a few ups and downs and misunderstanding, Sasha and Sexton were able to find their way back to one another.

A Man and woman of Clarity

I first met Sasha (and her sense of humor) in her _Never Say Never_, which introduced the interracial romance between her sister Desiree and Tyler. However, in _Moments of Clarity_ Sasha's romance take front stage. Both Sasha and Sexton Johnson are two characters that experience (although unwilling at first) their own moments of clarity. I thought the tension between Sasha and her best friend Tiara was very real; something myself and other women have experienced. Also, Sexton's struggle to deal with certain family issues is something that many adopted children deal with every day. Sasha and Sexton's love story is one that is real! It is one where Cameron gives us an image of a true and viable romance. I appreciate Cameron's focus on romance, love, and passion. Many authors lose this when they focus on unrealistic plots and characters who don't seem real. All praises to Michelle Cameron for Moments of Clarity. I look forward to her next true romance.

bubbles

What a wonderful book.I loved it.Sasha is young and sassy and Sexton is drop dead fine.Michele Cameron is a gifted writer and if she keeps writing I will keep buying and reading.I just love the Diamond sisters.Never say Never is a great book also.