The Wanderer

A Novel

De: Nia Forrester, Charlie L. Wood

Narrado por: Kevin Howard, Charlie L. Wood

Returning home after a long sojourn abroad, Blu contemplates whether the time has finally come for her to put down some roots. Bryan, meanwhile, has been firmly rooted in one place and in one life for what now seems like far too long.

Close friends in college, they're now on the other side of thirty, reconnecting by chance, and revisiting whether the choices they made back then should have included each other.

©2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 Marie Williams (P)2025 Stiletto Press, LLC

Good Read

I enjoyed the book, The only thing was the pauses between chapters are too long, made me think I lost connection.

A complex story to fully embrace

This is a complex story to love, entirely based on how the characters fell in love. It is not the most graceful love story. However, Nia Forrester's talent at presenting and telling a story once again is a wicked art you don't just fall into; it's a talent she was born with, period. I wish the characters were better than they were presented.

I can’t lie. I didn’t wanna like this storyline…but 10/10 writing drew me in

I didn’t wanna like the storyline and to be honest I still don’t I don’t believe that adultery begets a fairytale ending. However, Nia knows how to write a book. The way that she will start to make you feel sympathetic to the antagonist is astounding. Definitely a book worth reading to the end stick it out and just enjoy the ride of the chaos along the way.

Just ok

This wasn't the greatest listen. I feel like the storyline was dragging and then at the end the story just cut off 🤦🏾‍♀️

Triggering

I’m thoroughly fed up with listening to disrespectful stories that masquerade as love. I had a strong urge to abandon the book multiple times, but I’ve always been determined to complete any book I start. I genuinely believe that Blu attempted to rationalize her actions based on race. However, as a Black woman, I must emphasize that wrong is wrong.