Too Devout

Devout Series, Book 2

De: Takerra Allen

Narrado por: Morae Brehon

Duración: 18 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

These characters were too dynamic to leave lingering on the shallow surface.

Delve deeper into Denny and Neeka's world, and you'll either be begging to leave or won't want to. Too Devout is the anticipated mega-conclusion to the renowned Devout series. Listeners were left unsure but hopeful that they would be reacquainted with the two star-crossed lovers.

Denaché Denny "D Rock" Graham, the ever-complex crime lord with his layers of mystery beneath his grime and his weakness for the simpler semi of the pair—the beguiling Neeka Perry.

Neeka was left in waiting, and it was not in vain. Denny is back, but back to what? Or better, in fact, back as what?

Busy hearts will go still in this last installment of a novel that was supposed to be left at a kiss in the wind.

With the tenacity of the characters and their determination to beat the odds tilting the scale at every obstacle… You, as the witness, will be the one to decide: Should it have been? Is love a game that you play to win and, by all means, to prove it true?

Or, are there signs we overlook that caution us when we are going against the course of nature?

Is there ever a danger of being…Too Devout?

©2017 Takerra Allen (P)2024 Podium Audio

Phenomenal story!!!!!

Devout 2 did not disappoint. The range of emotions I journeyed through kept me on the end of my seat. I could not stop listening because I couldn’t wait to know what happened next. Definitely a literary work of art. Never a dull moment and of course the perfect ending. I LOVE every book she’s written.

TOO DEVOUT

"TOO Devout: Book 2" was a game-changer in every sense! Denny, oh Denny, you stole the show and my heart. From Book 1 to Book 2, my perspective on him did a complete 180. At first, I thought he was selfish, but as the layers peeled away, I began to understand him in a whole new light. It's that kind of complexity that makes a character truly unforgettable.

Neeka's growth was another highlight of this book. Seeing her evolve, overcome challenges, and come into her own was incredibly satisfying. She's a character I rooted for from the beginning, and to witness her journey was a joy.

Now, can we talk about Ty and Breana? They deserve their own spin-off! Their chemistry, banter, and untold stories left me wanting more. I'm crossing my fingers and hoping the author has something in store for these two because their dynamic is pure gold.

Overall, "Devout: Book 2" solidified my love for this series. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, character growth, and unexpected twists that kept me glued to the pages. I'll be singing praises about this series and recommending it left and right. Here's to hoping for more adventures in this richly woven world!

Awesome Narration

Morae really brought this story to life. This series was definitely a roller coaster ride for sure!!

ALL I CAN SAY IS DAMN!!!! l didn't want to stop listening. Good job!

I have listened to about 400 audio books, I have to say this series is in my top 3. I loved the narrators, they did a very good job.

just my opinion

I really enjoyed both books. When a book can take me through all emotions it's A+ in my book!

This is one of the best series I’ve listened to.

I love this book, I did not want the story to end. So good and I can’t wait to read more from the author. About to go back and re- listen to the first book in the series.

🤷🤔 I really don't understand

Okay, first off why was this book 18 hours long? It was a bunch of unnecessary descriptions, unnecessary drama, and I really didn't even understand what was really going on half of the time. It was everywhere; the main character all she did was cry and whined. Like she had no backbone at all, it was like she was just a weakling. I got through it but it was a tough one a lot of starting and stopping.

too emotional good story but damn che cried the whole time

i waited so long for this book. wish it was more on the friends and cousin. wish Necka didnt cry and beg the whole book it was just ok