Something He Can Feel
 

Something He Can Feel

by Marissa Monteilh

Marina Maxwell, a successful news anchor in Atlanta, has had anger issues with men since high school. But, she believes she can calm her fiery temper once the right man comes into her life. In walks tall and handsome Mangus Baskerville, a police officer who's feeling her so tough that he quickly proposes marriage. Yet once the I Do's are exchanged, Mangus discovers the other side of Marina . .... (read more)

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Giving him something he can feel...upside his head
  • Rated 5 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, April 20, 2008
"Something he can feel" was a novel about spousal abuse with a twist. This novel brings to light the fact that men can be abused physically by women.
Marina seems to have it all. Great job, looks, sexy man, success and more. But on the inside Marina is damaged from a tragedy from her childhood. And she takes out her rage on her husband Mangus...in the form of punches, hits and other violent acts. As soon as they are married the abuse starts..but when and how will it end? Will Marina's anger issues destroy her new marriage? Can she control herself and get over her past. Pick up this must read novel to find out!!!!!!!
A Love Story for the 2000s
  • Rated 5 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, April 17, 2008
Marina is a pretty lady and a sucessful news anchor with a temper. She is in love with Mangus. Mangus is a fine tough police officer with a big heart. From the outside it looks like a match made in heaven. Behind closed doors, Marina has a very dark side to her. How long will Mangus allow the abuse to continue before leaving? Will he ever leave? Marissa Monteilh shows the readers that all that glitters is not gold. I will not give away the ending, but it will make you think real hard. This is a honest in your face love story. How can two people that love each other so much end up this?
...To Let Him Know This Love Is Real!
  • Rated 5 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, April 9, 2008
Marina Maxwell is a successful news anchor in Atlanta. She is adored by her many fans that watch her on the news and through her volunteer activities. Marina has some extreme anger management issues towards men since high school and believes that she can control herself when the right man comes along. Marina soon meets a sexy police officer name Mangus Baskerville who loves her so much that they quickly end up getting married. With Marina being a lady in the street and a tiger in the bedroom, Mangus thinks he has the perfect woman. Mangus gets a rude awakening when he discovers Marina's anger and physical abuse towards him. To make matters worse, a sexy new neighbor named Maxine extends an olive branch to Mangus to try to get him out of his abusive situation. Will Mangus break away from Marina?

Something He Can Feel is a thought-provoking and daring novel by Marissa Monteilh. Monteilh masterfully brought a tale of spousal abuse at the hands of a woman. The storyline was innovative because you rarely hear of the plight of men who are physically abused by their wives. This subject was presented in a very precise and clear manner that will definitely connect with readers. You will see how much of Marina's fractured childhood and young adulthood lead to her extreme anger and physically abusive demeanor towards men. You will feel for Mangus as he tries to deal with this issue on his own. The irony in this story is that Mangus is a police officer whose job is to protect and serve, but he needs to be protected from his own wife. There is a healthy dose of erotic sex scenes between Marina and Mangus, but it ties in well with the whole control and abuse aspect of this story. Something He Can Feel is a classic, emotionally-charged tale. Marissa Monteilh has once again elevated her supreme storytelling skills to new heights.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert
for Urban Reviews
Something he can feel
  • Rated 5 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, April 8, 2008
This book dealt with a serious issue that is going on everyday. Domestic violence against a male in the relationship. Most man will not admit to being abused by their wives or girlfriends. This is a definite must read. You can even pass it on to one of your male friends to read, you never know what someone else is going through behind closed doors.
"Spousal Abuse Knows No Gender"
  • Rated 4 stars
Reviewed by an Amazon user, April 7, 2008
This was a very a difficult novel to read and the ending was unexpected. Mangus and Marina represent a couple who has it all, but behind closed doors it's a different story. I don't want to give too much away so please read this book it will make you angry it will make you think. "Something He Can Feel" is the story of domestic abuse from a male point of view.
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