The Man in 3B

I was waiting for Carl Weber to drop a new book and I wasn't at all disappointed with this mystery. I like how Carl Weber let us meet the characters and the situations in their life that help you connect to the charcter. You even get the opportunity to meet the man in 3b and learn a lil about him before his death. I don't want to give anything away but I did like the narrators and the story was put together very well. It wasn't one of the best books I have read by Carl Weber but it kept my interest. Pretty good book Carl.

I love Carl Webers books, and once again he put out a story with lots of drama, fast pace, and entertaining!! My favorite part of the book was the ending, it was so unexpected!!

I couldn't listen long enough to comment on the entire plot, because the writing was so stereotypical and pedestrian. I am sick and tired of black women being portrayed as desperate whores and sexual animals. When the first character encountered women on the stoop of her complex, they sounded like B in heat. What made it worse is that they were married. Then the married woman climbs stairs, cannot catch her breath, but perseverates on and on about this guy being so attractive and sexy that she was willing to entertain sexual fantasies about him, without knowing him, and go on and on about what she wanted to do with and to him. In the middle of respiratory failure, this guy asks her if she's all-right, and her mind leaves her physical distress as she lusts after some stranger? Please. give me something with plot twists and depth, and dialog between human beings and not people ready to jump into bed with people less familiar than even strangers. How far the mighty have fallen.

Not at all.

There were no favorites, at all. No insight, predictable, and formulaic.

Nothing. The narrators are accomplished actors and voice-over-greats.

It seems like some non-black wrote the book, or some black person who has joined the band-wagon of portraying black women as lust-ridden-animals, abandoning all logical thoughts or action in order to think or act on endless lust. I could not finish the book-junk in, junk out. I am longing to read meaningful stories by substantive black authors, but I suppose such books could never pass the muster of the system of you-know-what, in the West. If you portray all black men as criminals, all black women as sex crazed whores, then I guess you have a best seller. Also, in most black books, black people have miserable lives, etc,, which is why I rarely buy fiction books written by modern black authors. This is my opinion. I have found, with rare exceptions, that nothing in any form of media, save the occasional honest documentary, or actual lectures on YouTube, remotely reflects the real lives and characters of actual black people, who are the most diverse group on earth, Give me something where they aren't criminals, or downtrodden by racism, or sex-crazed-dogs, or on drugs. I guess that's what sells, but I'm not buying.

Yes, I thought it was encouraging

The one who lost all the weight. I read so much I forgot her name.

the feeling of each person.

Yes of course.

A page turner. I liked the women sitting on the stoop talking about everyone including them selves.

If I got paid to listen to it. I'm talking thousands of dollars

Made it remotely interesting and provided the characters with some depth

Clearly they have never narrated an audio book before. It was appalling.

I was considering cutting my own throat after listing to this sh!t, but I'd just cut all the characters and listen to silence.

RUBBISH

Exciting, renaissance man, intriguing

The end, I don't want to give it away

Never, but I loved it

Darrell, because I would love to learn more about him

This book kept me on the edge of my seat. If I were a nail bitter I'd have nubs. I like the fact that ending is not what you'd expect. I tried throughout and was happily surprised.

Yes a definite recommended book.

The plot.

I thought that it was a good fit to the characters.

The name of the building or the address of the apartment building, because everyone that lived in the building made the book.

Great job Mr. Weber!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Carl Weber has done it again! I am a Carl Weber fan and he did not disappoint as usual. This is a truley unique storyline. It starts with a bang and ends that same way! The best book I have listened to recently!

Carl Weber is a fantastic author. I believe he is in class of his own.

The mystery behind the man in 3B, and his affect on everybody.

The narrators bring the story to life. Almost feels like it is all unfolding in front of you, like you are part of the story.

Don't judge your neighbors.

Carl Weber never disappoints.