And You Call Yourself a Christian

Urban Books

De: E.N. Joy

Narrado por: Cindy CA Pereira

Out of all the divas at New Day Temple of Faith, Unique has to be the most colorful one - she and her mother, Lorain, that is. Never one to hold her tongue in the name of keepin' it real, it's no surprise that Unique has not been saved all her life. It's safe to say that Lorain wasn't born on the church pew either. Let the church folk tell it, the apple hasn't fallen too far from the tree when it comes to Unique.

Lorain - once known as the tight skirt, V-neck blouse, too much makeup-wearing leader of the New Day Singles Ministry - claims she's there to look out for her daughter and try to keep her in check. But how in the world does Lorain think she can even begin to keep her daughter on the straight and narrow with her own crooked life? Some might say Lorain has failed miserably as a mother when Unique ends up in jail for three counts of murder. One who would agree is the woman who raised Unique while Lorain was out living her life freely.

As an all-out war takes place between Unique's birth mother and the woman who raised her, will Unique have any support while she fights for her life behind bars? Will all forsake her while they are too busy with their own agendas? Only God holds the answer to this one.

©2012 E. N. Joy (P)2016 E. N. Joy

Enjoyed The Book & The Narrator

Would you consider the audio edition of And You Call Yourself a Christian to be better than the print version?

The narrator brought this to life for me more than I would have thought.

What about Cindy CA Pereira’s performance did you like?

Strong diction, and an honesty with the characters.

Awesome book

Love the book but honestly the woman reading the book didn't have the right Attitude in her voice to carry off many parts that could have been funny or more meaningful had it been read by a woman much like the women in the book

awesome story

absolutely loved the story, but would have liked a different person reading it to me

Great Read

Looking forward to reading the other books. Love it and to the writer keep up

Harper

the story was pretty good, but the narration was amateurish, reading without feelings, no passion