White Lines II: Sunny

The story line for this book was a little on the weak side. One thing that I can not phathom is a mother not letting her kid know who his father is or even telling him a name even if it aint the truth. I know some parents hold a lot of their pasts inside but eventually someone around usually says something to the kid or someone says something to the kid. I know this because of personal experience the truth always comes to light no matter what. One thing I was waiting to find out was if Jamari and Born were really brothers I know that Jamari was a liar but sometimes there may be some truth in a lie. The ending of the story took me by surprise because it ended without the readers knowing what will happen next. I just can not believe how stupid Sunny turned out to be and how selfish but if you think about it she never had time to grow up so she is stuck in that mine mine mine mindframe. All in all the book was ok I loved the first one better because I felt like I was part of the story this story left me with a lot of unanswered questions that I hope get answered in book 3.

First of all let me say, I was pleasantly surprised to find out there was going to be a part 2 to White Lines.   I absolutely loved part 1!  This one, part 2, it was a good read.  It was not up there with part 1, but it was good.  I say that mainly because this one ended so abruptly.  The first book was really long and detailed, but because it was soooo good, the length didn’t matter.  So I was a bit surprised when I saw how short this book was.  
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Jada and Born, my two favorite characters in this series, need to get it together. I am totally beside myself with these two people.  I need them with each other. I need Jada to find some peace and happiness.  She’s been through so much in her short life. It’s a wonder she’s not in the psych ward with her son. I didn’t like her decision not to have Born come to her son’s hospital room and meet with the CPS worker.  I understand that she wants to put her son first, but there is a balance she needs to learn.  I hope this is not the end of their story. Sunny on the other hand, needs to get somewhere and sit down. This woman seems to be trying to live out her younger days that she missed because of becoming so seriously involved with a man at the tender age of 17. She is all over the place and she's knocking 40. Now she's messed up poor Malcolm. Sunny needs to stop being selfish and grow up. As for Ava, I really don't know. Maybe we'll get to see her find a love in the next novel.
The bottom line is, this was a good read. I hope the shortness of this novel means that the next part will be here soon.  There is so much to be addressed. I look forward to reading Tracy Brown's next project.

Well I really enjoyed part 2 of White lines, I felt it was a good follow up to part 1. It held my attention from beginning to end.

After listening to the first book in the series I was excited to read about Sunny's story. I love that the same people read the book so the voices were the same. Overall I am disappointed. I feel that the new story lines are hurried and not as well developed as in the first book. And to get to the end of the book with Sunny's story ending the way it did left to much unanswered. There was not 1 story line that was wrapped up so everything is left in the air. Not that I expect every story line to end happily ever after but in the fist book Jada & Born's story ended realistically but in this book we are just left hanging. I will definitely read the next book because I can't stand not knowing how the story ends but I am very disappointed in this book.

I also don't mind the sound effects but sometimes throughout this book they were overdone.

I was definitely one of those people that was enchanted by Jada and Born's story and the love they share in White Lines. Although it is a great story by itself, I was truly excited when I found out there would be a sequel. When I finally listened to White Lines II, however, I was a little disappointed in what this great story has turned into. I felt like a lot of detail went into situations that ultimately proved to be meaningless dialog. Also for some reason Mindy Milford was mentioned a few times too many. I almost thought she was going to be a break through character! I just hated how short this book was and wish time wasted in some places was better spent addressing other issues.
This book, in a way, read like it was written by someone else. It's like the characters completely changed identities in just a few years. Born was made to seem a bit too eager to want to stray from/ doubt Jada. Sunny and Jada once were consistencies in each other's lives and in this book not so much. I was thrown off by the fact that there were several things left unaddressed as opposed to this book's prequel, White Lines I, in which left no stone unturned as far as detail. I still wonder why Zion never followed up with what Gillian called and told him? Why wasn't the issue pressed as Sunny continued to cop from Gillian? Why does Jamari have the power to still haunt Jada from beyond the grave? How was Sunny in a relationship for a year with someone she didn't know had a habit? And Sheldon...wth?!
Sunny's whole story was upsetting to say the least. Ten years later Sunny still cannot deal with the death of Dorian to the point that she has to take percocet everyday? Then she gets the genius idea to pick up her old habit of cocaine she thinks she can handle it? I don't like what the author did to Dorian's memory either. He was great guy who did have his faults in WLI, but in this book he was made out to be a predator or something. The ending definitely felt rushed and I wish the book didn't have the "there will be a sequel" cliche cliffhanger ending on top of it. Overall the book was okay. I appreciated that it was yet another story about characters that I'd fallen in love with, but I honestly think it could have been better. Nonetheless, I remain a Tracy Brown fan and look forward to the next book.

This is the second book by this author. It kept my interest and my nerves on the edge. I was happy/unhappy with the ending. Mentally I was demanding more. I can't wait for the next book to find out Sunnys future.

Jade was my favorite charter because she didnt dissappoint me. She made me proud

She makes the story come to life, her expressions and voices are awesome, I was never confused on which character was speaking

yes, I cried and found myself laughing out loud.

I do feel this book was incomplete and left me hanging, I feel like im in limbo, waiting for closure.

All the stuff she was going thru

When she killed the dude in the taxi.

The scene where she found love

yes

Yes, it's a sequeal to White Lines which was really a good book

Yes, it's a sequeal to White Lines

The life of an addict

Yes and no, it had a horrible ending.

There will probably be a sequeal, but if you did not read White Lines you would not have known about Sunny's past. It's as if the writer just ran out of words to say or the story line was forgotten. It didn't leave me with any type of closure for Sunny, Jada or any of the other characters.

overcoming obstacles in our lives. disappointed it was like it never finished Jayden & Borns story and stopped in the middle of Sunny's

bad didn't end

all of them. Jayden, Sunny

Was disappointed in Born he should have always stood beside her.

Sunny-- was hoping for better outcome. People can and do change all the time.

finish the story. Left me hanging.