Never Say Never

In this emotionally charged and inspiring novel about a love triangle, secrets between best friends threaten to blow up friendships and a marriage - and change lives forever.

When Miriam's fireman husband, Chauncey, dies while rescuing students from a school fire, Miriam feels like her life is over. How is she going to raise her three children all by herself? How will she survive without the love of her life? Luckily, Miriam's sister-friend Emily and Emily's husband, Jamal, are there to comfort her. Jamal and Chauncey grew up together and were best friends; Jamal and Emily know they will do all they can to support Miriam through her grief. Jamal steps in and helps Miriam with the funeral arrangements and with her children, plus he gives her hope that she has a future. But all the time that they spend together - grieving, sharing, and reminiscing - brings the two closer in ways they never planned...

©2013 Victoria Christopher Murray (P)2014 Recorded Books

Perfect title, but I would say NEVER

This very well written story helps you explore the old cliche’, Never say Never. It’s about friendships, that bud from college and families develop and the entire families become so close it is similar to one big happy family. Then life steps lines get crossed, feelings get hurt and friendships get tested.

Great story, I thoroughly enjoyed it and would refer it to fellow readers with enthusiasm.

Masterful!

Absolutely loved this read! I was always engaged.Toggling back and forth between Emily and Miriam's trauma keep me on the edge of my seat and in the depth of both of these lady's hearts....Victoria, pleeeeease write a sequel to Never Say Never! I'll be waiting.

This book is the bomb!

The performances were amazing. the story line was also great. kept me on the edge of my seat. i absolutely loved Emily's character and performance.

It was ok

The voices was just to flat for me it wasn’t no excitement to keep me engaged completely

Never or maybe

This story is assume. The characters were so well described I could actually see them in my minds eye. The story flowed from begging to end. At one point you judged Miriam as a shameless
Backstabbing bitch then the lines blurred. I raged with M and agreed dump the weak a$$ son*%% and slap the hell of demon bestie Miriam. But the story goes on and now I 'm wondering what part love,loss and depression level grief played. What would I do?
This is a excellent book worth checking out.