Better Left Unsaid

De: Sabin Prentis

Narrado por: Ife Thomas

What type of man sleeps with a married woman?

Stokely Robeson is not the type of man who usually comes to mind, but he is a man who, in following his heart, has found himself in an awkward web of love from which there is no painless escape.

©2017 Fielding Books (P)2018 Fielding Books

couldn't stop listening to this book!

I enjoyed this book a great deal. I loved that it kept me wanting to know what is going to happen next. It was great to be from Michigan and hear all of the references to places I know.

Deeply Touching

I like the narrators voice to be honest. Made me like the book more and kept me woke.

I look forward to more!

The book was the audible version of a page-turner. I look forward to what I hope will be sequels, as the ending was pretty abrupt. The characters were well-written, and the descriptions of Detroit made me nostalgic. The only minor issue that I had was with the performer's mispronunciation of several words and names. While distracting, though, it didn't take away from a strong novel by an excellent writer!

LOVED, LOVED, LOVED IT!

Loved the details and especially the Detroit landmark references. Made it easy for me to imagine each character in my mind. Well written and easy to follow. GREAT JOB Sabin, I'm so proud of you!

Sabin Prentis is AWESOME!

The book was refreshing with the perfect mix of romance and surprise. Would have never guessed the turn of events. Waiting on the sequel to see how the characters continue to evolve. Great depiction of a strong black father image.

Fascinating!!

So much to LOVE. The characters are so developed and you find a piece of yourself in all of them. 4 way love, mind blowing twist....

You’ve out done yourself Sabin Prentis your writing style is both endearing and humorous.

I truly enjoy this masterpiece.

5 star read!

Real and captivating read! The vivid descriptions of Detroit had me traveling to each landmark and visualizing each street as if I was right there with each character. I loved the way Sabin introduced each character and how their stories so interestingly and provocatively intertwined. It was heart warming, truthful, and humorous. I wanted so much more at the end, there has got to be a sequel!

Abrupt end

The story premise is fresh and interesting. the narration is more than satifactory. It's funny at times and sad others. My only complaint is that it seemed to end in the middle. This goes beyond just leaving unanswered questions. I re-downloaded thinking the file wasn't completed.