God Ain't Blind

By: Mary Monroe

Narrated by: Patricia Floyd

Length: 10 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

New York Times best-selling author Mary Monroe continues the adventures of lifelong friends Annette Goode Davis and Rhoda O'Toole in this riveting novel.

Sensing her husband drifting away, Annette gets a full makeover to recapture his attention. But instead, she catches the eye of another man. Soon Annette is in a full-blown affair - and even Rhoda may not be able to fix things this time.

©2009 Mary B. Monroe (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Monroe is a masterful storyteller." ( Philadelphia Inquirer)

Mary Monroe never disappoints!

This whole series will have you laughing, pissed off, and ready to slap someone throughout its entirety. This series is a must read. Patricia Floyd is an awesome narrator. I get excited to see her name pop up on an audible book. I know she’s going to bring the drama and emotion with her voice.

Dragged just a bit

Great storyline……I had to get used to Annette being a little villainous compared to her being a victim as in the previous books in the series. In addition, it was dragging out the obvious and I just wanted to finally get to the point with Pee Wee. However, as with all of the books in this series, I’m glad I read it and am looking forward to the next.

Wonderful real life story!

what a great depiction of the ups and downs and insecurities of married people. great listen.

Not bad

It felt like I’d read it before. Not sure if it because I use to follow her closely when I was younger or if the story is a repeat. The climax happened late in the plot and it was barely a fizzle compared to other storylines.

Could have been shorter

Enjoyed the story overall but think many parts caused the story to drag out and delay the point without a real need or justification to do so.

I love Mary Monroe books

the entire series is a must read, quite captivating for all readers. a great read

ANOTHER LISTENING PLEASURE

I enjoy this series because it passes time for me at work without getting too distracted; however, the book is extremely descriptive and repetitive at times.

Additionally, I was a little disappointed with this story because I felt that the personalities of the main character and her husband was opposite of that in the previous book. It just seemed unlikely to me. I liked that they were in love with each other. In one book they are one way, and then totally opposite in the next. Perhaps if there were a story leading up to the events, the transition would have been easier. I don't want to spoil the ending so I won't say too much except that whatever happened to love and trust and faith?

Overall, still a great listen. I will be getting the next book.

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ok

lots og cursing & the characters have different personalities now.. still good tho just slow

Another one I enjoyed!

I am so sad I didn’t read this series earlier! I really enjoyed these!
I’m looking forward to reading more!

An amazing series

I love this series and the way that it focuses on real life issues. The narrator is amazing and does a wonderful job of switching voices so seamlessly. Each character is dynamic and robust to the extent that you can envision them and love/hate them thoroughly! The story line is full of plot twists and turns though at times there is a bit of predictability. I wish Annette had more of her own mind but her codependency on Rhoda is over the top, but all too familiar at the same time.