God Ain't Blind

By: Mary Monroe

Narrated by: Patricia Floyd

New York Times best-selling author Mary Monroe continues the adventures of lifelong friends Annette Goode Davis and Rhoda O'Toole in this riveting novel.

Sensing her husband drifting away, Annette gets a full makeover to recapture his attention. But instead, she catches the eye of another man. Soon Annette is in a full-blown affair - and even Rhoda may not be able to fix things this time.

©2009 Mary B. Monroe (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Monroe is a masterful storyteller." ( Philadelphia Inquirer)

Wonderful real life story!

what a great depiction of the ups and downs and insecurities of married people. great listen.

Not bad

It felt like I’d read it before. Not sure if it because I use to follow her closely when I was younger or if the story is a repeat. The climax happened late in the plot and it was barely a fizzle compared to other storylines.

Mary Monroe never disappoints!

This whole series will have you laughing, pissed off, and ready to slap someone throughout its entirety. This series is a must read. Patricia Floyd is an awesome narrator. I get excited to see her name pop up on an audible book. I know she’s going to bring the drama and emotion with her voice.

Dragged just a bit

Great storyline……I had to get used to Annette being a little villainous compared to her being a victim as in the previous books in the series. In addition, it was dragging out the obvious and I just wanted to finally get to the point with Pee Wee. However, as with all of the books in this series, I’m glad I read it and am looking forward to the next.

great per usual

I love Mary Monroe lol and I love this Story. I can wait to finish the series.

ANOTHER LISTENING PLEASURE

I enjoy this series because it passes time for me at work without getting too distracted; however, the book is extremely descriptive and repetitive at times.

Additionally, I was a little disappointed with this story because I felt that the personalities of the main character and her husband was opposite of that in the previous book. It just seemed unlikely to me. I liked that they were in love with each other. In one book they are one way, and then totally opposite in the next. Perhaps if there were a story leading up to the events, the transition would have been easier. I don't want to spoil the ending so I won't say too much except that whatever happened to love and trust and faith?

Overall, still a great listen. I will be getting the next book.

Hope this helps.

ok

lots og cursing & the characters have different personalities now.. still good tho just slow

Another one I enjoyed!

I am so sad I didn’t read this series earlier! I really enjoyed these!
I’m looking forward to reading more!

An amazing series

I love this series and the way that it focuses on real life issues. The narrator is amazing and does a wonderful job of switching voices so seamlessly. Each character is dynamic and robust to the extent that you can envision them and love/hate them thoroughly! The story line is full of plot twists and turns though at times there is a bit of predictability. I wish Annette had more of her own mind but her codependency on Rhoda is over the top, but all too familiar at the same time.

Good read.

Awesome read. Looking forward to the next read in the God series with Annette and Rhoda.