2 Timers

Love Sisters Series

De: Amaleka McCall

Narrado por: Diana Luke, Mercedes Gold, Carmen Vine

Sista Love was a chart-topping girl group that had it all - fame, fortune, and failure. After three years apart, Harmony, Melody, and Lyric are forced back together after the death of their mother. Their forced reunion rekindles past hurt, lies, and deceit, but it is new lies, backstabbing, and jealousy that will bring the sisters to the brink of destruction.

Harmony is piecing her life back together after her husband's relapse back into addiction and his affair with her sister Melody. Now Harmony must decide if she will walk away or stand and fight. When she meets a handsome stranger, her decision will become that much harder. Will she become a two-timer, or will she give up on her marriage for good?

Melody continues throwing her money around to get what she wants. Still devastated by her ex-boyfriend's blatant two-timing, Melody turns to her sister's husband for comfort but quickly realizes that he is around only because she is his constant supply of drugs and the fast life. With pressures mounting from all sides, Melody will have to figure out who she can trust. Will she risk it all to find love, or will her past come back to snatch her from her pedestal?

Lyric is haunted by a secret she's kept from Harmony and finds out the hard way that turning back to drugs to run from her problems has landed her in the worst predicament of her life. Will Lyric let her addiction once again take her to the brink of death, or will she embrace sobriety once and for all?

©2016 Amaleka McCall (P)2016 Recorded Books

Weirdo old men

This book could have delved into the history of the mom more. Why she did the things she did to her own daughters??!

it's a book about part 1

Highly disappointed, way to much recaps. Wish it would've taken a different tone 😪

Make it Make Sense

It's a waste of time to go through this book only to leave us with yet another cliffhanger, AND THERE IS NO NEXT BOOK....

It’s a repeat

It’s honestly just a repeat of book 1
It literally kept repeating stuff from book 1 which was annoying.

Repetitive

About 80% of the book was an exact word for word reprint of book one. Whenever any of the characters reflected on something that occurred in the first book the author copied the whole dialogue instead of rewording or summarizing. The storyline that was new to book 2 was decent but could have been added as a few chapters to book 1. Due to the repetitiveness I skipped over scenes that occurred in book 1. Of the three narrators I only was able to bear listening to only one.