The catchy title made me buy this book but I was disappointed after the first couple chapters. The characters are too beautiful and rich to be real and the plot too is unbelievable.

I really wanted to see the relationship between Jada and Wellington expand beyond the cliches that we are used to reading about contemporary successful black couples but Mary B. Morrison just did not deliver. Jada came off as being desperate and childish and Wellington came across as being a typical black male who cannot resist raunchy sex with another woman (Melanie) thereby breaking his woman's heart. In many ways this book was a ghetto fabulous read but for the serious reader, its appeal is minimal.

In the end, we are left to wonder if Jada and Wellington will get together again but if the sequel is anything like its Soul Mates Dissipate I will not read it.

This was a really good book. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. Reading about the Jones'deep, dark family secrets added more to the story. Looking forward to reading Part 2.

I don't know why this book got so many bad reviews, but I was captivated from the first page. Meet Jada a.k.a. Diamond. She is a very succesful photographer,has lot of money, she is very beautiful and men just seem to fall at her feet, but one thing is missing is her life, and that is a soulmate to share everything with. Then we are introduced to Wellington Jones, a bald-headed, sexy (...) man that could have his pick of women and then some, not to mention he is a millionare. From the first night that they meet, Wellington and Jada are both in love. Almost a year later, Jada is Wellington's fiancee and this is where things start to go downhill, Wellington's adoptive mom Cynthia will do anything to keep Wellington from marrying Jada, becuase she feels that JAda is not "good enough". I won't reveal anything else because I will spoil the reast of the surprises in the story. This book is a must READ,(...)