Desperate Decisions

Diana Thompson was raised in poverty by a devout Christian mother, but after her mother’s death, Diana denounces God’s existence, blaming him for not healing her mother. Now Diana’s living the successful life she always dreamed about as a child, but she is still plagued with insecurities that drive her to doubt her husband’s love for her. To make matters worse, she has to deal with the void in her heart from the guilt of an unforgettable act she committed and hid from her husband.

Unlike Diana’s religious upbringing, her best friend, Kendra Staten, was raised by a mother with immoral standards. Against all odds, Kendra gave her life to Christ and strives to be a virtuous wife and first lady at her husband’s church. But Kendra’s faith and integrity will soon be tested by a present tragedy, as well as a past mistake.

Pricilla Battle and Aquila Savino, friends since they were both orphaned as children, are dealing with their own difficulties. Pricilla moves to Raleigh, North Carolina, in search of her true identity, not knowing that the man she falls in loves with just might hold the key. Aquila flees from an abusive husband and moves in with Pricilla. She struggles to pursue a new life for herself. However, she will soon discover that the solace of the new home she cherishes will be short lived.

These four women will have to make some very difficult decisions and search for help from God to get through trying times.

©2010 Marilyn M. Anderson (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

This was a very good story

No the relationship Aquila and Priscilla head and prayed every time they prayed thank god that everything turned out fine

meh

slow and boring at times. Also, even as a believer it's seemed preachy. just my opinion

Slow start but ended well

The book dragged in the beginning… it was hard to remain interested. I sped it up and it helped a little. The ending was better.

Awesome Read

Wow the power of the Most High is Amazing! loved the narrator she was Amazing!

The Narrator Makes It A Struggle

The storyline was great! The slow reading and monotone was hard to overcome. She did the voices well but paused in the wrong places. It was painful at some points. Overall liked the book and the story.