The Choir Director

By: Carl Weber

Narrated by: Marc Damon Johnson, Adam Alexander, Patricia R. Floyd, Jennifer Kidwell, Lisa Smith

Carl Weber is a New York Times best-selling author who’s made a name for himself with wildly entertaining works marked by his trademark wit and storytelling panache. In The Choir Director, Bishop T.K. Wilson is banking on dynamic new choir director Anthony Mackie to reverse the failing congregation’s fortunes. But while Anthony’s got more than enough chops to raise a heavenly chorus, he’s also got a weakness for the ladies that could make the Devil himself stand up and take notice.

©2011 Carl Weber (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

Good read, but a little far fetched at times

I really liked this book but at times I felt it was a little far fetched. I don't believe that a First Lady would do the things she did no matter her intentions. With regard to the ending, someone knows. I can't say too much so's not to give away the story. As always, the narrators did a great job. I really like Carl Weber, but I must say that some of his ideas get old since they are carried over from one book to another. Overall, it's worth the chip and does not disappoint if you like pure fiction.

Drama!!!!!!

What can I say that hasn't already been said? Carl Weber is one of the best! His pen game is crazy! I hate that Monique didn't follow a basic rule... "Verify." I'm so glad to know that James Black was a blessing to others all the way to the end. I'm so glad that Old girl finally got caught in all of her lies. Can't wait to listen to part two.

Carl Weber doesn’t like women

I’ve read over 10 of his novels and I stick by this conclusion after this book. Monique’s story is completely unrealistic - we are expected to believe the same woman who could figure out a financial scandal by herself would also betray her husband so easily? In First Lady, she was proven to be well grounded and shrewd (not easily fooled by people), but he undoes all of this character development in this story. There were a 100 different ways to make her story even more interesting. Sadly this was not one of them. I’ve noticed a trend of belittling women in Carl’s books and this one was the same. Only reason my rating isn’t lower is because the other plots in the story were fine and the overall performance was good.

Who got the last laugh?!

Everything done in the dark eventually comes to light. Be careful who you blackmail. This book was awesome

interesting but frustrating

I had to put aside a couple of times because of the frustrating decisions the characters ad but all on all it was good