Too Much of a Good Thing

Reverend Curtis Black, Book 2

De: Kimberla Lawson Roby

Narrado por: Madison Vaughn

Curtis Black might be a man of the cloth, but with his irresistible looks, seductive charm, and charismatic personality, he's particularly beloved by his female parishioners - and almost every other woman he's ever met. The trouble is Curtis is married.

At first he tries to resist temptation, but his insatiable appetite for women quickly gets the best of him. Eventually the women in Curtis' life find that with a little careful planning - sneaky and otherwise - they can help Curtis reap the punishment he so richly deserves.

In this captivating and dramatic sequel to Casting the First Stone, Kimberla Lawson Roby, with her trademark wit and insight, sets sparks flying.

Contains mature themes.

©2004 Kimberla Lawson Roby (P)2015 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Roby leaves her fans eager to know more about the next chapter in Curtis Black's ministry." (Booklist)

Gurrlllllllll!!!!

When an author can write in such a way that you find yourself getting pissed off at fictional characters like they exist for real you know that’s a good writer!!! I had to press the damn emotional ‘reset button’ several times, lol :) I think I get so mad because the story, even though it’s fiction, is a true one happening somewhere in somebody’s church. ‘Ol Curtis got a bipolar psycho narcissist personality and women still going for it. Overall, it’s a good one!

Good listen!

I read casting the first stone years ago and loved it so I was excited when I found the on here. I started the book during my morning workout and finished it by the end of the day. Can't wait to see what happens to Curtis black!

Too much of a good thing

This book was absolutely wonderful!! Great job!!!
Curtis got what he deserved. I feel bad for the young girl.

Good series so far

A little summer catch up! Although this is an older series, I'm loving it!

Wow

Hard to listen to but shows how far preachers will go to get their way. Excellent characters, good writing, and good listen. Really unimaginable.but true in our society.