Tempted

De: Robyn Carr

Narrado por: Thérèse Plummer

Widowed at thirty-three with two small kids, Beverly Simpson wants someone to blame. Angry, hurt, and full of regret for what she’s lost, she rails against a once trusted God and hides her loneliness behind a sassy exterior.

Joe Clark, intrigued by Bev’s irreverent approach to life, stubbornly pursues her.

However, the pair have two very different outlooks on life. Joe is a dedicated preacher, while Bev insists she no longer even believes in God. Despite being polar opposites, they can’t hide their attraction to each other, but reconciling their beliefs may be harder than they imagined. Will faith and love be enough to mend a damaged heart?

Originally published in 1987, Tempted is an inspiring story of betrayal and trust.

©1987 Robyn Carr (P)2024 Recorded Books

nice love story without all the sex talk

I enjoyed listening to a love story that didn't go into details about the sex.

Honesty. Love.

Robyn Carr stories are uplifting, a joy. Real. Always listen all day when getting a new one

Perfectly Human with a religious thread

This book was spot on. The push and pull of the two main characters kept me intrigued. I would love a sequel

the store was very funny

Bev and Joe were perfect for each other's great story.loved all the people in this story

Love it!!

Robin Carr never disappoints. Highly recommend this book! Held my attention the whole time. Couldn’t stop listening.

love Ms Plumber

Love Carr novels read by Teres Plumber. Carr always writes romance with a touch of comedy

The commitment

True to life circumstances make this book shine with hope and healing for true unconditional love.

A Feel Good Story in the end

Ever wonder what it would be like falling in like, then love with a pastor and being an unbeliever yourself? This is a well written tale of just that with a lot of sins in between the pages. A very easy listen.

So Relational

Robyn Carr is one of my top favorite authors and she didn’t disappoint. As a Christian I lived how she portrayed a believer. The storyline was real and authentic. Don’t miss this one.

Good premise but not RC's usual style

This is a really weird style, almost like a TV script in some areas. It was clunky and not my favorite at all. T. Plummer had a difficult time with it in some places. there are really only to main characters with very minimal development of anybody else, and they are very old fashioned without really understanding why. Even with all of that, though, it's still a good story.