The Amen Sisters

By: Angela Benson

Narrated by: Patricia R. Floyd

Minister Francine Amen dismissed a young woman's claim of sexual abuse by her pastor. When the young woman commits suicide, Francine returns home to face up to her past mistakes and all of the people she has betrayed, including her sister, Dawn. But will Dawn ever trust Francine again?©2005 Angela Denise Benson (P)2006 Recorded Books, LLC

The Amen Sisters

Great Book about the African American struggle within themselves with the people who claim to real.

God can open doors no man can shut

This story opens up with tragedy, deceitfulness, infidelity, generation curses, blame, lies and death, which only a loving God can unwind. The story is beautifully written, and of course narrator Patricia R. Floyd's voice brings each character life. The author reminds us that only God truly does change things, people, ideas, and circumstances.

Good Read

This was a ok book to listen to. I enjoyed the narrators ability to differate between characters. This is probable the part than kept me listening. I would suggest listening to the book. But do not expect anything spectacular.

Good Book

Enjoyed this book, a little slow at times but it was still good. The reader as always was awesome!
Smooches!!

amen

a telling store of the prodigal daughter coming home . judge not yet be judged.

forgiveness

Even though they were going through, they still trust God to get them through. Learning how to frogive is one of the hardest to get over. This book showed it can happen.

confused

I listened to this story and from the beginning, it never really captured my attention. I didn't find anything special about this story. It was very predictable, the beginning, middle and ending. Left very little to the imagination and the ending was not very good to me.