Can I Get a Witness?

By: ReShonda Tate Billingsley

Narrated by: Kim Brockington

Length: 7 hrs and 42 mins

Publisher's Summary

Essence magazine number-one best-selling author ReShonda Tate Billingsley succeeds again in Can I Get a Witness?

Vanessa Colton-Kirk is a divorce court judge who's seen it all, but nothing prepares her for her own husband Thomas asking for a divorce. Vanessa's career has driven him to a woman who can satisfy his needs - and give him a child.

Now a mandatory spiritual retreat is the last chance to save their marriage - but can Vanessa and Thomas mend their broken bonds?

©2008 ReShonda Tate Billingsley (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Good but a few issues

I really enjoyed the storyline and the building up to highlights (Alana (sp?) and the reasons she seeked to destroy Vanessa, etc.) The only issues that I had with this audiobook is the narration. The narrator seemed to breathe at the wrong times and break up sentences awkwardly. She also seemed to not really grasp the actual essesnce of a particular phrase or statement. I don't know if anyone was directing this at the time it was read, but it seems it could have used a director. Other than the narration, I truly enjoyed this book.

FANTASTIC

THIS BOOK WAS VERY FUN TO READ. I CAN'T BELIEVE I READ IT WHILE SOME OF THE SAME THINGS WERE GOING ON IN MY OWN LIFE. IT MADE ME TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT MYSELF AND LAUGH OUT LOUD. EXCELLENT READ.

A great Read

I read the book and now listened, loved the message God has in this book. great one.

Good book

This was a good story and I also liked the way the narrator reads.

Amazing book!

The end left me wanting to know more about this family & how their lives would unfold!

A refreshing read

This was my kinda book. Not too churchy (if you know what I mean) with a hint of humor, interesting characters and plot twists. Plus it didn't have all the vulgar language that seems to ruin good books. I live in Houston so it was nice hearing familiar street names and landmarks. I felt right at home -- almost as if I could run into any one of the sisters around town. As a fellow Univ. of Texas alumnae, ReShonda makes us proud!

Can I Get a Witness?

By Arlena (Broken Arrow, OK, United States)
I found Can I Get a Witness? a very interesting audible to listen too. I believe Ms. Billingsley did a wonderful job in bringing out how many of us need a higher power in our daily life. For sure this was
true for Vanessa and Thomsas. The sisters and aunt were interesting people in this story too. This audible was a bit long but good and it kept me interested until the end. I was glad the way the story ended. Truly forgiveness was very important.

Great story - NOT SO GREAT narrator

First time I've felt compelled to write a review. This was a really good, well written storyline, but the narrator was EXTREMELY distracting. She placed pauses, comma's and periods where they didn't belong and DIDN'T use them when she should have! Every other sentence I had to replay in my head the way the characters SHOULD have said it, so that I could understand properly follow along. It reminded me if being in elementary school and having to sit through the awkward moments when a kid who couldn't read well, had to read a paragraph out loud. I can't believe her performance was approved for release. Ms. Billingsley produces fabulous work and doesn't deserve to have it performed so poorly.

Excellent Read

I really love this author. She allows you to “relate” to the characters. Seeing life through the eyes of the three sisters really is enjoyable. So enjoyed their stories. And just when you think you know what happens, she surprises you. I love this author

Great narration.

Another Great Listen!

Again this novel kept me spellbound and storyline I didn't see coming and characters "act a fool"!