Married to the Money

De: INDIA

Narrado por: Kentra Lynn

Greed is defined as an excessive desire to possess more than what one needs or deserves, especially wealth and power. A gold digger is defined as a person who dates someone simply to extract money from them.

Twenty-six-year-old Chanel Franklin fits both definitions to a tee. Her "Married to the Money" mentality leads her to make more than a few bad choices. On the road to riches, she gets caught up in a whirlwind affair with a certified baller. After losing her mind and common sense, she gives up a good job, a great man, and a comfy lifestyle just to live life in the fab lane.

On Chanel's journey to obtain the finer things in life, she quickly realizes the grass isn't always greener on the other side. More money almost always means more problems! She's been betrayed by family, friends, and a few false admirers. She's also learned more lessons, both physical and mental, than she cares to remember. When she realizes money is the root of all evil, it may be too late. Everything comes at a price - hers just may be her life.

©2021 India (P)2021 Recorded Books

Good read

This book had a lot of good twists and turns on how the grass looks when you get to that other side! All friends aren’t true friends!

Lessons

Baby this is a must read a lot of young ladies need to read this….. all I can say was bravo

Hilarious and Serious

I loved this book! India is my new favorite author. Life lessons told with funny moments throughout the story.

good read

not bad but kinda predictabe....overall a very good audiobook though.the ending could have been a little better

WOW!!!!

All young girls should read this book!!!! Hell a lot of grown women should too!!! This is definitely a lot of women’s reality. So sad. But this book was really GOOD!!!!

Amazing story Hope there is volume

Loved it hope there will be a part 2 to this story this can be a wake up call for many even though its fiction.

Loved it

I loved the book. The grass ain’t always greener looking forward to more from this author

The Good Life Might Prove To Be Too Good

The storyline was very good and very realistic. I appreciate that Chanel told her story from beginning til the end. Admitting she wanted the good life versus waiting on the man who truly loved her to be able to provide it for her.
She allowed MONEY was her drug of choice.
What I didn't like was Porche, her mother. She was the cruel, cold, and selfish I would have preferred she suffered a much curler fate than stage 4 lung cancer. But it flowed with the story.
Seeing her niece come to the prison's "Scared Straight" (so to speak) Program should be a wake up call for any young lady who reads this work of fiction and not heed what happened to Chanel in her quest to value the almighty dollar versus her life. This is how it will end.
I would definitely recommend this book
Excellent read!

Sheesh!!!

I listened in 1 setting. Enjoyed the story from beginning to end. Thank you to the author for a good ending too.

I definitely wished Chanel had pistol whipped Cash a little more and maybe some torture too. Hehe!

Enjoyed this book

This book was good from beginning to end. Karma is so true, and she got what was coming to her. The narrator was good as well, it was a welcomed change considering the books I've heard before this one. Continue India to write great books!