The God of Good Looks

A Novel

By: Breanne Mc Ivor

Narrated by: Varia Williams, Alexis Rodney

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Vivid and engaging

I kept wishing I could see these characters, have makeup like it was described and eat the food. Everything was brought to life so vividly.

must read!!!

I loved this book and how the author made this book so realistic. I didn't expect to live the characters as much as I did. love the shifts in stories

Loved it!

The narrators’ accents transported me to T&T and brought this book to life. Loved it!

The narration was fresh and authentic

The God of Good Looks is a wickedly deceptive and delicious take on Trinidadian society. Deceptive because it feels like a layered love story but morphs into a work that offers biting social commentary, and touches topics oft considered taboo in Caribbean society. A must-read and an instant classic.

Authentic 21st Century Critique of Caribbean Life

The narration of a critique of a patriarchal society through the lens of a young, impressionable sexualized woman who grows into herself was phenomenal. The voice narration did an excellent job with both characters. I loved Obediah’s character in all of his haughtiness, honesty and later, humility. This book was unapologetically and refreshingly Caribbean right to the bone and one of the first novels I’ve read to tackle contemporary issues without seeming vapid.