God Don't Play

De: Mary Monroe

Narrado por: Patricia Floyd

The emotionally complex novels of Mary Monroe's God Don't series have won the New York Times best-selling author a multitude of devoted fans.

In God Don't Play, trouble comes a woman's way just when she thinks she's finally got it all figured out. Annette Goode couldn't be happier with where she is in life. She has a good job, a comfortable home, and a wonderful husband and daughter. But tough times lie ahead. Out of the blue, Annette begins receiving anonymous hate mail and threatening phone calls. It seems her life isn't as settled as she thought, and demons from her past surface in unexpected ways. Now Annette is forced to question everything from her husband's faithfulness to her lifelong friendships.

God Don't Play delivers the riveting drama that Monroe's fans have come to expect. The story is powerfully told through the narration of acclaimed vocal artist Patricia Floyd.

©2006 Mary Monroe (P)2006 Recorded Books LLC

FUN EASY LISTENING

I'm loving the series. Narrator is great, as ususal. Easy listening while at work. Definitely worth the chip.

Great story, bad audio editing

Amazing book as always! But the editing of the audio was horrible. Awkward pauses, you could hear the performer swallowing (not a poor reflection of the reader, she was amazing) and some of the transitions were off.

A deep story

This is my third book in the God series and it never disappoints. I would have to say it has a few long pauses and the chapters start in the middle of what the audio chapters state.

The delay from chapter to chapter

Not a bad story but did not like the way she talked to peewee. Glad the parents got back together.

the role Annette

loved it because you can't miss with this author. it's always a treat. I don't have any thing else to say. why so many words

love the characters

I enjoy a good series and this is a great one I read book but audio is better

Excellent Narration, Storyline lacking

Each of the previous books in the series left me wanting more from the main and supporting characters. This storyline fell flat. The confidence that Annette had so delicately developed in the books before had all but disappeared.

Also, the relationship between she and Jade was just way to weird and unrealistic. I can't see a woman raised by a southern Christian woman like Gussie-may would put up with the disrespect. The "jumping the shark" moment for me was the lesbian-sex scene. Super unbelievable.

Still a big fan of Mary Monroe, but I might be done with the God series after this one.

Love this book!

I love this book
And series . It draws you and doesn’t let you go. I usually listen when driving however I find myself dreaming of what will happen next. It’s a must listen to…. Skip tv

I already knew it

Ummm I’m really mad about this ! But I kinda felt it the more I ready the book the more I call out what will happen. But it was worth the read but I need her to get find a new crew frfr

Kept me listening!

The story held my interest even though I figured much of it out. I still couldn’t wait to get back to it. Annette was back to being dumb as rocks again, like in book 1. I love the stories of Mary Monroe! The narrator was awesome too!