Until...

After reading this book within a twenty-four hour period, four words came to mind, "thank you Timmothy McCann." It was so refreshing to read this skillfully crafted tale of love. Kudos to Mr. McCann for strong character development, making it easy to get lost in the characters world.You understand Betty's resistance to love, feel her vulnerability and marvel at her strength. Drew, oh boy, the man single women everywhere... Read Full Review

I was impressed by this debut novel from Timmothy McCann. I especially liked his ability to speak from a female's point of view and to add a different storyline spin via inclusion of on-line romance.Until is a love story with enough twists and turn to keep you reading in the wee hours of the morning. Relationships and friendship are addressed via the multidimensional characters as well underlying themes/Contemporary... Read Full Review

That's what it took Yawl for this reviewer to interpret the literary genius of Timmothy B. McCann.It took the characters of Betty Robinson, Jacqui Jordan, Evander Jones and Andrew Patrick Staley to descend into the bowels of my emotions to raise my level of understanding to recognize the importance of what this author has to say.Let me try to explain.I read Until in one sitting, which kept me up well into the midnight hour,... Read Full Review

This book is just what the doctor ordered. For those of you who have been hurt; in search of a "true" love; or trying to move on after the loss (or break-up) of a loved one then this is the book for you! Once I started reading I couldn't put it down! The characters were true-to-life and the plot was one in which we all could have played a part. I can't wait for a sequel that will let us know how Betty and Andrew are doing!... Read Full Review

Okay now that I have your attention, thats what I thought when I read the last page of Until. I am a big fan of Nicholas Sparks and the author of Bridges of Madison County. A year or so ago I was given a copy of If This World Were Mine and I started reading more and more contemporay african american literature. Then I was in the store and saw this beautiful cover which immediately caught my eye and the question, 'Have you... Read Full Review