The Favorite Son

De: Tiffany L. Warren

Narrado por: Corey Allen

Award-winning author Tiffany L. Warren has been celebrated by ReShonda Tate Billingsley for novels delivering “a riveting story and a faith boost.” In The Favorite Son, handsome brothers Camden and Blaine Drake sing God’s praises in their popular gospel group. But as rumors fly about one brother, a heartbreaking betrayal threatens to destroy the group—and their family.

©2015 Tiffany L. Warren (P)2015 Recorded Books

I loved it!

I hope Tiffany Warren writes a sequel to this book, it was just that good! I literally was in tears at the end.

Loved It

I enjoyed this book. I'm sure a second installment will come. I need Kenya to get hers and maybe Dawn and Blaine get back together.

loved this story.

This is a new author for me, but I loved the story. I can't wait to read the next one

Awesome Story

The was a very touching story. I couldn’t stop listening to it. Even in the mist of sadness everything turned out great in the end. Great read

One of my favorite books this year!

Tiffany is becoming my favorite author. Her plots are modern without being smutty. if you're looking for an author who knows how to write compelling stories in an intelligent but gripping way, you'll love Tiffany L. Warren's books. The Favorite Son was moving, dramatic, touching and redeeming! Well done!

Awesome and inspiring story of the gift of forgive

I feel inspired and fortunate after listening to this pragmatic story of forgiveness. A must read for anyone who has difficulty with forgiving those who hurt.

Great book but wished for a better ending

Great story but we went through so much drama that I wish the ending was stretched out more to enjoy the joyous ending more.

Great book!

The narrator was a little slow at times, but definitely worth listening to. The story was great and has several life lessons along the way.

Addictive, Entertaining, and Superb

On a scale of 0 to 100, this audiobook scores 100. The characters were so well-developed that I actually felt their emotions. Also, the author somehow managed to strike a perfect balance between keeping the main characters in the forefront and not neglecting the peripheral characters. I also found the story to be rich, realistic, and unpredictable. Lastly, the most amazing thing about the story is that it clearly illustrated several biblical scriptures, e.g., scriptures about reaping and sowing, pride, waiting on God, boastfulness, greed, false prophets, God's will, forgiveness, etc.

Messy

I enjoyed it. A few twists and turns. The narrator was a pleasure to listen to.