As Long As I Pray

By: Teleah Moore

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Wealthy.
Educated.
Influential.
Spiritual.
Charming.

Camille King has it all—money, stocks, cars, real estate, and a multi-million dollar home in Atlanta she shares with Stephen, her husband of fifteen years, and dog Cupid. Stephen is the air she breathes. He’s funny, giving, and protective, and he spoils her like crazy. There’s just one problem. Behind all the glamour and glitz—

Secrets.
Lies.
Betrayal.
Disappointment.

Camille discovers a receipt from a business trip Stephen took to California that has her furious. Are Stephen’s out-of-town trips for pleasure than business? But Camille has been keeping a secret she dare not tell anyone, including her best friend, Aries, who is suspicious about her marriage to Stephen. Aries knows there is one thing Camille wants from Stephen that he refuses to give her—a baby. With her biological clock ticking, Camille takes matters into her own hands and causes her marriage to suffer.

Those things you keep to yourself damage you from the inside out. Follow Camille King as she plows through a rough season in her once blissful marriage. Like most wives, she’s not exempt from problems, disappointment, or heartache. This series is a tale of love, betrayal, grief, and a desperate plea for help from the only one who can help—God.

The story was great but it was annoying to be narrated by virtual voice.

I appreciated that all of the narratives were liked to the overall message of prayer.

Different from what I'm use to reading as in the explicitness...but it kept my attention and I really enjoyed it!

Other than a virtual voice it was pretty good. The virtual voice fit the book.

Faith and Bible references

I don’t like virtual narrators. It is read Modatone without feeling and emotions. No excitement in the narration.

great read

I enjoyed it but get ready for book 2& 3 . I am starting the second one now

Good story

I really liked the story…. A little bit more detailed than what I’m used to when it comes to Christian fiction, but still a good story. Definitely do not like the voice over narration at all. It made the story dry, took out all emotions, and it couldn’t keep up with the dialogue.