Once Through the Wall

Once Through the Wall by John Berry, published by AuthorHouse in August 2002, is a 380-page work of fiction that intertwines humor with a compelling narrative. The story centers on Lisa Munroe, a successful single black attorney known as “Bad Girl,” who grapples with the complexities of her life, including a promising career and a relationship with Darnel Harvin. As she navigates her fears about commitment, the arrival of the assertive New York lawyer Mike Wilson threatens to upend her carefully constructed world.
Readers will find a rich exploration of Lisa’s internal struggles as she confronts her past and the choices that have led her to this pivotal moment. The narrative delves into themes of love, lust, and self-discovery, illustrating how Lisa’s journey may lead her to a deeper understanding of happiness. With elements of humor woven throughout, this edition invites readers to reflect on the challenges of personal growth and the impact of relationships on one’s identity.
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Lisa Munroe is a successful, single young black attorney, branded from childhood with the nickname, “Bad Girl.” Embracing her title, she has managed to live up to every bit of it– At first glance, Lisa would appear to have it all–a promising career, a committed relationship with her beau Darnel Harvin, and the prospect of more to come. But underneath it all, the realization that this could be a “long-term relationship,” which she’d never planned, and scares the hell out of her– Then enters the flashy New York lawyer Mike Wilson, whose forceful nature could destroy it all– Like a top spinning out of control, crashing into everyone around her–with the love of one man and the lust of another–she finds herself back into a corner and forced to reveal everything. During this downward spiral, Lisa begins to look within herself to confront some truths that could forever change her, even shatter the lives around her–Sometimes, we have to go to the brink of self destruction to finally come to rest at a place of happiness. But, for Lisa, is it ten minutes past too late?
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