Candy Licker: An Urban Erotic Tale

Noire

Jan 2009 · Sold by One World

About this ebook

She wanted to be a hip-hop star but the streets got in the way.

Have you ever laid down with a man and wasn’t sure if you’d ever get back up? Tossed the sheets with a bone-knocking fear that only a hard-core hustler could produce? Sexed him like your life depended on it, because in reality it did? You still with me? Then let’s roll over to my house. Harlem. 145th Street. Grab a seat and brace yourself as I show you the kind of pain that street life and so-called success can bring. . . .

Nineteen-year-old Candy Raye Montana, an ex—drug runner for the Gabriano crime family and a former foster child, dreams of becoming a hip-hop superstar, if only someone will discover her talents.

Someone does. Mega music producer and king thug of Harlem, Junius “Hurricane” Jackson, CEO of the House of Homicide recording studio, cuts a deal and puts Candy on the stage. Suddenly she is a hot new artist on the notorious Homicide Hitz record label. Her career takes off and she blazes the charts, but it’s not long before Candy realizes that the man she thought was her knight is nothing more than a cold-blooded nightmare.

Caught between the music and the madness, between the dollars and the deals, Candy belongs to Hurricane—body and soul—and must endure his sadistic bedroom desires while keeping his sexual secrets hidden from the world. But Candy has some strong desires of her own that simply cannot be denied, especially when she finds herself turned on by a brilliant investment baller who just happens to be Hurricane’s right-hand man. Candy longs for her freedom, but if Hurricane gets wind of her betrayal the blowback will be lethal—and not only will she risk losing her recording contract, she just might lose her life.

Ratings and reviews

I fell in love with Noire when she created her urban masterpiece, G-Spot. Reading Candy Licker had the same story line basically, just different characters. I felt that Noire could have done a better job at making each book original and unprecedented however she was too comfortable making these two novels so similar. I found 3 grammatical errors while reading and I wish I could get a reward for them. That proves the fact that she may not have let many of her peers proof read her novel because it would have been much better. All in all, if you didn't read G-Spot this is an excellent book but if you did you would agree it lacked suspense and was very predictable.

I have read this book from back to front and i felt sorry what happen to CANDY RAYE, she deserved better if she needed real love she should come to me THIS SHOULD BE A LESSON TO ALL YOUNG LOVING LOVE IN THE WRONG PLACES

I finally bought this book after 3 months on thinking should I get it or not so I spent 12$ for it only for it to end up being the WORST BOOK IV READ and also the FIRST BOOK FROM THE AUTHOR her books are more expensive then ashley and j I aspected more from her I thought this book was gone be fire buy no I felt it was all over the place i felt this book was missing the THRILL, SHOCK AND SEXUAL factors it didn't have none there was a few shocks but they wasn't big enough very disappointed

About the author

Noire is an author from the streets of New York whose hip-hop stories pulsate with urban flavor.