BOOK REVIEW | Guilty of Love
Guilty of Love by Pat Simmons
Amazon Rating: 4
Review by Tavares S. Carney – Inspire, Motivate & Encourage
“Road to Redemption”
In Guilty of Love, debut novel from Pat Simmons, readers are welcomed into the life and times of Cheney Reynolds, a self-sufficient, independent, new millennium woman. Having had no empathy from college sweetheart, Larry Thimes, after having endured a traumatic medical procedure, Cheney decides to relocate to her hometown. Starting over would not be easy. She had practically shut everyone close to her out of her life except her best friend, Imani.
BOOK REVIEW | The Pastor’s Wife
The Pastor’s Wife
by ReShonda Tate-Billingsley
Reviewed By: Idrissa Uqdah for The Culture Clique Book Club
Amazon Rating: 4
ReShonda Tate Billingsley is one of the most popular authors in the Christian fiction genre and she has truly earned this distinction. She never fails to delight her readers with her stories about real church folk and their issues.
BOOK REVIEW | Praise Your Way Through
Praise Your Way Through
By Iris Celeste
Amazon rating: 3.5
Reviewed by Wanda B. Campbell for The Culture Clique Book Club
Love is Worth Fighting For
After years of meaningless relationships, Tamara, a successful and independent 35-year old, literally bumps her way into love with Samuel. He’s everything Tamara desires in a man, but had long ago given up hope of ever finding. The problem is, Samuel is saved and celibate. Unresolved issues from her past resurface along with insecurities and threaten to stifle the budding relationship.
BOOK REVIEW | Women What The Hell Are You Thinking: An Inspirational Guide to Becoming A Virtuous Woman
Women What The Hell Are You Thinking: An Inspirational Guide to Becoming A Virtuous Woman by Cheryl Lacey-Donovan
Reviewed by Wanda B. Campbell for The Culture Clique Book Club
Amazon Rating: 3
Nowhere to Hide
Author Cheryl Lacey-Donovan leaves no stone unturned in Women What the Hell are You Thinking. Skillfully, Lacey-Donovan pills away superficial layers of issues and excuses that prevent every woman from being the virtuous woman God has called her to be. With relevant scripture references, you’ll be challenged to examine motives and choices.
The content of this inspirational guide is awesome and I look forward to more work from this author. However, for future work, I would encourage the author to seek quality editing and typesetting services.
Book Review | Happily Even After
Happily Even After
by Marilynn Griffith
REVIEWER: Tyora Moody
Marriage, Motherhood and a Monster-in-Law.
What a cool tag line and story! How many times do women get caught up in trying to please other people instead of just sticking to being themselves? In the third and final book of the Sassy Sistahood series, author Marilynn Griffith tells a story many women can relate to with both giggles and tears. Tracey Blackman, a newlywed and now a mother seems to have it all except for a few minor issues. More like major issues! At the top of the list is Queen Elizabeth.
BOOK REVIEW | Love Like Hallelujah
Love Like Hallelujah
by Lutishia Lovely
Amazon Rating: 3.5
Review by Tavares S. Carney – Inspire, Motivate & Encourage
“Two and sometimes more to tango”
Lives are intertwined with more church drama than a little bit in Lutishia Lovely’s Love Like Hallelujah. First, there’s King and Tai, a married pastor and first lady who have weathered an adulterous storm, and whose relationship is on the comeback trail. Then there is Derrick and Vivian, another first couple and close friends of King and Tai’s, who seemingly have the perfect relationship from the outset of the book. Finally, Cy is back, madly in love with Hope and he is making her is bride. What Tai, Vivian and Hope have in common are women who are after each of their respective husbands, by any means necessary. Supporting characters Tootie, Robin and Millicent wreak havoc in these women’s lives, so much so that each married woman’s relationship is tested to the max.
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