Love, Honor, and Betray

I cant believe that Charlotte act that way toward a little baby (Curtina). She didn't ask to come here. But that is what she get for Betraying a marriage. AWESOME book. I love Kimberla books and I have ALL of them. Charlotte is a mess. Excellent title, but I say betray because that is how I felt Charlotte did to everyone.

I'm glad I don't know anyone who is as conniving and low-down as this. It's hard to feel sorry for Charlotte at all. She's been such a self-centered, childish, manipulative, cut-throat, black-hearted trollop. Maybe the purpose of this book was to let Rev. Curtis Black have a taste of the same bitter medicine he's been dosing out to his wives over the years. They're all too old to be doing the foolish things they do ... especially as leaders of a church. I didn't like this sick, twisted story, but the author and the narrator did a good job of letting it unfold slowly.

Once again, Kimberla has done a great job. Lots of twists and turns and leaves you wanting more. Can't wait for the next book.

I did NOT enjoy this book at all. I found it impossible to relate to any of the characters, as I dont know anyone so corrupt in real life. I didn't really see any loving and honoring, but there sure was lots of betraying going on. You initially want to sympathize with the main characters, but the wife is so close minded and self absorbed that it becomes impossible. The man is continually called a 'good man,' and doesn't know why his wife is not more understanding about his affair, except he's had an affair on ALL of his wives! This is a 'good man'? Also, the narrator is does not do a good job either. She doesn't seem to know how to read to where it sounds as if someone is actually talking. Stresses in all the wrong places, etc... My advice~dont buy this one!

This was a good book but nowhere near what i really wanted to listen to. It did get a bit boring.

Yes! Paula Jai Parker is great!

All of the previous books in the Curtis Black Series - there are none like Kimberla Lawson Roby

When Curtina wiped away Charlotte's tears.

DB Woodside is perfect as Curtis Black!

If you havent already - read this entire series!

yes. because it was so enjoyable.

i am not sure, but the ending was very realistic.

she read crisply, it is not an easy thing reading an entire book. i admire most audiobook readers. she did a great job!

the grass on the other side only has more weeds.

i will likely read another book by this aluthor.

The story line was really good. The narrator lessened the experience.

Using a different narrator would have made it better... someone who can read well.

Yes

Never use that narrator again.

The same

The entire story kept me wanting to read more. And the end left me thinking as always it can only get better from here.

The voices were not realistic. The story took place in Chicago and the women sounded like they were from the south!

The Many Mistakes we Make

No

This is a good listen. Forgiveness is a strong word that many do not understand the gravity of it. How soon we forget what we did to others and turn around and not forgive what they have done to us. All I can say is the Rev. Curtis Black.