Greed

A Seven Deadly Sins Novel

De: Victoria Christopher Murray

Narrado por: Adenrele Ojo

The 7 Deadly Sins series that inspired four Lifetime original movies continues as a woman faces a difficult and life-changing choice—from the award-winning author of The Personal Librarian.

You can’t put a price on love…

Zuri Maxwell isn’t happy. Her job is a grind, and money is always tight. Her boyfriend Stephon is the best part of life, but between his income as an artist and her commission-based paycheck, they are barely scraping by.

When Zuri meets a sleek entrepreneur eager to pick her brain, she jumps at the chance to talk business with someone who has everything she wants. As he wines and dines her, Zuri starts moving in elite circles, and she faces a crossroads: Will she give up the stable, loving life she knows for one that glitters, but may not be gold?

PHENOMENAL

I truly loved this book.. although I was saddened that Zuri ultimately lost Stephon in the end. I oftentime found myself screaming "really Zuri..????". In a general sense, one may not have looked at her desires to want better things in life as greed, but when you look at her wants, put together with how her acceptance of the gifts, attention, etc caused her to neglect her loved ones.,I began to see how GREED was the root.

So Mad!!!

You could have added a few more chapters!!! Forgiveness is a crucial message for an ending!!!!

Great Story!

Good narrator. The story was captivating. I felt every emotion that the character felt during the epilogue.

Greed

Love book very straight forward ! the overall proformance was impeccable will listen to again

The grass ain’t always greener

When I think of Zuri, the “grass is greener” cliché is what comes to mind. She wants a taste of the “good life” but doesn’t realize there’s always a cost. And it was one she ultimately couldn’t afford. I could empathize with Zuri to a certain degree. I didn’t think it was wrong for her to want certain things in life. We all do. But the way she went about it was how she lost me. I started to figure out the twist early on but it didn’t take away from the story for me because I had to know if my assumptions were correct. I loved the narrator. She did a great job of bringing the story to life. Even though I enjoyed it, this wasn’t my favorite in the series thus far. Envy, the second book still holds the number one place for me. I’m looking forward to the Lifetime TV movies and the next book in the Seven Deadly Sins series.