REVIEW: Floss (Monica Marie Jones)

[Apex Reviews]

Floss
Monica Marie Jones
ISBN: 9780979792878
Hub Books Publishing
Reviewed By Brooke Carleton

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In a world that is separated by social classes – from the most successful, wealthy, and powerful to the unemployed, homeless, and lower class – there is a class that falls in-between the middle and upper class. This class is more a state of being, and the people in this class act out and represent what it means to be in the upper middle class. This is called "Floss."

Abel, Solomon, and Jabez have been friends since childhood and all the while have strived to climb the social ladder. Cousins Dionysus and Torah have the same goal, but they want to get there by finding men who can take them to the top. Tyse wants to climb that same social ladder, only do it in the company of men like Abel, Solomon, and Jabez. He would also like to attract women like Dionysus and Torah. These six characters all have the same goals, but different ways of obtaining them. Will they be able to work together to get there, or will their journey be filled with backstabbing and jealousy rising between them?

Floss is an in-depth journey through the lives of six young professionals that is thrilling and believable. It's a brilliantly pieced together, entertaining drama, and the unique characters are intriguing and likeable – even at their worst. An addictive page turner that will have readers begging Monica Marie Jones for more.