Baby Brother's Blues

De: Pearl Cleage

Narrado por: Pearl Cleage

When Regina Burns married Blue Hamilton, she knew he was no ordinary man. Regina enjoyed a circle of engaging friends and her own work as communications consultant, but she especially relished the company of her husband, who never ceased to be a source of passion and delight.

Then everything changes. Frightened women show up in West End, seeking Blue's protection from lovers who have suddenly become violent. When the worst offenders begin to disappear, the speculation seems to implicate Blue and his long-time associates. Now that Regina is pregnant, her fears for Blue's safety have become an obsession that threatens the heart of their relationship.

Returning to the Atlanta neighborhoods of her last two novels, Pearl Cleage has crafted a warm, witty novel that illuminates the core of every woman's hopes and dreams.

©2006 Pearl Cleage (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks America

Interesting, but a bit disjointed

Really enjoyed the 2nd title in the series, especially her reading of the work. This one started out leaving me confused and feeling a bit disjointed with the various characters and how they intersected. There was one "fact about Blue and his life (lives-no spoiler) that threw me... maybe in was in/from the first title. Il hung in there and eventually, prior characters and everyone's intersection came together. Took a turn near the end I did not see from the beginning (always a good thing) but still well done and tied in; now I feel as if there should be a West End series #4 to tie it all up for closure.

Pearls reading of this one was a bit breathier that the other title but still well done. Looking forward to some of her other work

Wow. Wow. Wow.

Ms. Pearl has done it again! What a great book I didn't quite get Blue and Abby's multiple lives but otherwise the story is great,

Expected more

I loved the storyline, however, I was a little bit disappointed of the ending/ epilogue

Great Book…Love Author’s Voice

Great story, keeps me going back for more, and makes me hopeful of a better world!

The complexity of the character is living in current and past lives.

I enjoy the setting of the book, the complex nature of the characters. The warmth and love and respect was powerful.