Temptation

By: Victoria Christopher Murray

Narrated by: Caroline Clay

For 16 years, Kyla and Jefferson have enjoyed a seemingly perfect marriage. They share a wonderful daughter, a passionate love for each other, and a deep spirituality. But their happiness is shattered when Kyla finds Jefferson in bed with another woman - a woman who happens to be her childhood friend. If there’s any hope to repair their broken marriage, they will have to trust their faith like never before. Temptation is a moving story of contemporary people struggling through one of life’s most difficult obstacles - and trusting in God to steer the way. Narrator Caroline Clay captures all the emotions of loved ones fighting to preserve their sacred bond.

©2000 Victoria Christopher Murray (P)2001 Recorded Books

I love the relationship between Jefferson and Kyla.

Jasmine had me mad at her as if she were a real living person. Great book!❤️

Forgiveness

Certainly! Here’s a revised version of your message:

"Victoria, your story has really made me reflect on my faith and what it means to be a true person of God. Experiencing all those emotions of betrayal and understanding that with God's help, you can overcome, has made me question the strength of my own faith and my ability to truly forgive. Well done, and thank you for sharing this powerful story."

Learning to forgive..

This was a great listen. For anyone that struggles with forgivness or even guilt this book is a must hear.

Loved it!

This book kept me entertained from the beginning till the very end! I didn't want the story to end!

Committed

I like the fact Jefferson and Kyla were Christians. While Jefferson seemed to have ignored how Jasmine openly flirted with him, even in the presence of Kyla, he deeply regretted his mistake. I was impressed that he repented again and again. He was committed to Kyla and did everything he could to regain her trust and for her to forgive him.
My dislike for Jasmine went deep in most of the story. However, her discussion with Kyla's mother, combined with her visit home helped to reshape her life. Her sister, who was a Christian led Jasmine to Christ. As a Christian, she apologized to Jefferson and Jasmine for almost destroying their marriage.