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God Ain't Through Yet (God Don't Like Ugly #5)
by
Mary Monroe
From New York Times bestselling author Mary Monroe comes a poignant and passionate new novel featuring lifelong friends Annette Goode Davis and Rhoda O'Tooletwo women whose best intentions don't always yield the best results. This time around, Annette is devastated when one of her greatest fears comes trueand there may be nothing she can do about it]] Even though her life...more
Hardcover, 304 pages
Published
June 1st 2010
by Dafina
(first published 2010)
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What would I do without Ms. Monroe's long-running God Don't Like Ugly series? I have always loved this series, from the very first one and loved this fourth installment. As always the main characters Annette Goode and her best friend, Rhoda O'Toole, get themselves and their families into pickles they have difficulty getting out of. The novel picks up from the third installment God Ain't Blind where Annette had an affair on her loyal, loving, and sweet husband Peewee. The third novel ended with P...more
It took me a lot longer to get through this book than it did all the others in this series. In the end it was good but not one of my favorites by Mary Monroe and I usually really love her writing. I think maybe I'm over this group of characters. I've gotten into the Upper Room and Momma Ruby LOVED IT! I would like to read on from that series. Don't know if I care any more about Jade and them..lol. Uhhh but I probably would read on to see if Annette and Peewee are happily ever after :) but hopefu...more
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Feb 16, 2013
Tiana Freeman
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This book was the least of my favorites in the series. There is plenty of drama to keep your mind racing and keep you on the edge of your seat. One moment, you're in the present moment and then everything that lead up to that moment is being explained. With this novel, I couldn't really feel for the characters, but there are some things that happen that make you excited. You'll finish this book quickly simply because you want to know how it ends.
This was a good story however, I think Mary Monroe took up entirely to many pages to get to the moral of the story which really didn't end that well to me. Jade was a horrible person and I felt sorry for her husband.
Not as bad as the last part of this series but also not a very good story either. I feel like these characters are getting stale and they have nowhere else to go. If another book comes out in this series I will not be reading it, though I will continue to read Mary Monroe's other books.
I have the new one by Mary Monroe that drops at the end of the month, so I figured I needed to read this one first since that book continues from this one. Hoping that the next book will be final in the "God" series. JMO
God Ain't Through Yet was Mary Monroe good. I enjoy reading up on what the main characters are doing. I was totally caught up in the drama around the characters.
Mary Monroe has yet to let me down I'm mad that I started at #5 I must find the 1st and read anyways GREAT READ !!!
It was ok, I just didnt like all the talk about bile and throw up in her mouth and spitting it out while she was talking it almost made me vomit, especially when i was reading it while I was snacking.EWWWEEE!!!
Thought I had read this author before, but guess not. Didn't have any sympathy for the main character. Not much of a story.
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awesome book i love mary monroe's books
Nov 30, 2010
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Absolutely wonderful. I figured when Annette's husband left her that he would come back. The grass ain't always greener on the other side.I am glad that Jade's husband left her. That girl has serious problems. Another wonderful book by Mary Monroe.
I didn't really care for this book. I have always enjoyed Ms. Monroe's writing. Perhaps because I'm rushed for time (reading library books) I just felt that she took too long to say what she needed to say. I did not care for all of the profanity. And every little thing took away from what may have been a good read.
On another note, there is not a mention of "God" anywhere but the title. They mention church but really I read about a lot of alcohol drinking, cursing and all sorts of carrying on......more
On another note, there is not a mention of "God" anywhere but the title. They mention church but really I read about a lot of alcohol drinking, cursing and all sorts of carrying on......more
The story was pretty predictable. I got tired of the main character always jumping to conclusions. Pretty average read.
5 star read
Apr 15, 2011
Sheryl Boyce
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For some reason,this one got on my nerves
Slow and predictable but still enjoyable at times.
was a little disappointed....did not like the ending It kinda leave you hanging hope there is not a another book there 47 years old for goodness sake ok ! ok maybe another 10 years if the characters were described as been young and in shape for there ages.
I enjoy reading this series however I just felt that this story/book was a little rushed. Despite this Mary Monroe kept me hooked until the very end, which is what I love about her.
Love. Love. Love it. Ms. Monroe never disappoints. Well except for ending the series. Can't wait to read the next one. I love series books.
I enjoyed this book but was surprised and a bit agitated by PeeWee and Annette's lack of self-restraint and honesty with one another.
Not even close to the same quality as the other books in the series.
May 20, 2013
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I am the third child of Alabama sharecroppers and the first and only member of my family to finish high school. I never attended college or any writing classes. I taught myself how to write and started writing short stories around age four. I spent the first part of my life in Alabama and Ohio and moved to Richmond, California in 1973. I have lived in Oakland since 1984.
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