She Had it Coming

De: Mary Monroe

Narrado por: Patricia R. Floyd

Duración: 11 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

The author of New York Times best-selling novels like God Don't Play, Mary Monroe is especially adept at capturing the tumultous highs and lows of the unforgettable characters who populate her books. In She Had It Coming,it's the best of times and the worst of times for Dolores Reese, who's married to two different men in two different cities.

©2008 Mary Monroe (P)2008 Recorded Books,LLC

I enjoyed this story

I like this story. At times it seemed like Lo didn't care about but herself. I always liked Floyd and there was always an amount of pity that I had for him. But Paul was just an ass for no reason. You could always tell he looked down on her. The ending left much to be desired but overall it was a good story

Great Read

With the title and Lo's story line , I expected a bit more. This does not mean the book wasn't good bc it was still a decent read. Beginning of the book begins a bit slow, picks up shortly afterwards. Perfect for listening to while in traffic to/from work. (Did I mention I have the audio book) The ending leaves you on edge and I just wish SHE STILL HAD IT COMING (hint, hint for a continuation)

Good read

I really did enjoy this book. I was happy with most of the characters. The only thing is I wish that she had ended up with one of the guys. And when I say that I mean one of her husband's.

good book

this book kept me engaged the whole time. there was also lots of supsence. I couldn't put the book down.

Ugh

I loved the story line but the narration wasn’t good. All the swallowing and pauses got on my nerves.

Classic semi-ghetto fiction

Not a bad book. It's definately an interesting read from Ms. Patricia R. Floyd, who is always great. However, the book has a few things in it that just seem implausible, and overly dramatic, but that's usually par for the course for novels like these. Very entertaining.

Easy Listening!!!

Would you consider the audio edition of She Had it Coming to be better than the print version?

I enjoyed the audible version better than the printed version.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The main character was my favorite because she was so ope and honest about her feelings.

What about Patricia R. Floyd’s performance did you like?

I enjoy all of Patricia R. Floyd's books. She is one of my favorite narrators.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I was moved by the main character feeling empathic to a man she once solely loved.

Great

I really liked this book and would recommend it. It had a great storyline and sexual storylines. I wish this book was a movie or TV show.

Lo was funny, nasty( sleeping with men she said had a body odor) and stupid for marrying Floyd because he looked sad and sleeping unprotected with a guy she just met. I hate how everything blew up in her face. She was also wrong for not telling him about the baby. Now their son want have any family if something happens to her.

Val should have kept her mouth shut! I loved the mouning Lisa character. She needs a book to keep this series going. lol

Intriguing exciting

What a wonderful exciting thrilling book I really enjoyed this book. it kept you wanting for more and more.

A drama filled must read!

The narrator was on point! I loved this book, had me screaming out loud at work!