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Casting the First Stone |
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Rating: Summary: In the hands of more skilled author... Review: the book could've been better. I wish the author would work on her writing skills before attempting another book. The repetitive use of words and ideas, as well as the number of totally distinct ideas joined by the word "and" was distracting from the storyline. The story was interesting but it failed to flow as the characters backtracked over the same ground.
Rating: Summary: A avid reader from Inglewood, CA Review: After reading the first chapter I could not put the book down. I finished it in one night. However, the book climaxed and just fizzled out. The best way to describe it is like holding a stick of lit dynamite and it turns out to be a dud! Overall, I was disappointed.
Rating: Summary: Could've Been Better Review: This book was o.k. Nothing to write home about. It took 267 pages before the GOOD REVEREND got what was coming to him. Every chapter Tanya talked about how she should leave him, BUT she wanted to do what was best for her daughter. If a man is cheating on you and trying to play you for a fool AND you have ALLLL the evidence you need than WHAT is the hold up. She prolonged the story ...Better luck next time.
Rating: Summary: Explosive! Review: Again you have done it! After I read the first chapter, I was unable to put the book down. Ms. Roby embarked upon an area that many have viewed as an "upright, straight, nothing to hide" existence, only to reveal that secrets and indiscretions can exist in the most seemingly perfect place--the church. Tanya Black despite what she felt deep down, stood when most would have bowed out. Casting the First Stone is definitely a must read. Kimberla has a style and flair that is truly commendable. I look forward to more of the same.
Rating: Summary: Mr. Heaven Bound? Review: 'Casting the First Stone' was supposed to be my companion during the week's commute; however, the 20 minutes on Monday morning lead to nothing getting done on Tuesday. I was captured by the superb writing and ease of presentation. With each chapter I anticipated the next because I could not wait for the good preacher to be exposed. This is a must read! What's next?
Rating: Summary: Riveting Review: 'Casting the First Stone' exposes the rise and fall of man called by God to lead Saints, but succombs to the temptations of this world. The novel simultaneously refreshes you with a strong female character who resists temptation. If you are looking for an honest story, with colorful characters, and situations that propel you through the pages, 'Casting the First Stone', is the novel you need to read. You won't be able to put the book down...and even at the last page, you'll long for more.
Rating: Summary: FANTASTIC,GREAT AND REALLY ENJOYABLE. Review: Thank you Kimberly for another novel very well done. This novel was just as great...no better than Behind Closed Doors. I couldn't put this book down. Curtis was beginning to drive me crazy with all of his cheating and lies and Tanya was a very patient woman. Kimberly, I really enjoyed this book and like Behind Closed Doors, I am passing this book along to my sisters, my mom and my girlfriends. Keep up the good work and I can't wait to read your next book, I hope that there will be one soon.
Rating: Summary: All Evil Shall Come Into the Light Review: Kimberla has done it again, this book is superb ! I initially was sceptical about purchasing her book, but I read the insert and heard Mrs. Roby speak on her book tour and I was sold. I was very impressed with her courageous and very vivid details of corruption in some churches. This novel had me barely sleeping because I was so anxious to get to the next chapter and see what happens next. I also enjoyed that fact that she made her characters so real and even Tanya, the "heroine" was not exempt from faults or flaws. Her reactions and acts of impulse were totally human. Without giving to much away from the entire novel, all I have to say is READ THIS BOOK, it will be totally worth it. Kimberla L. Roby has done an exceptional job with this novel and I anxiously await her next novel.
Rating: Summary: CAPTIVATING! Review: From the moment I picked up this book in the and read the cover I was captured. Ms. Roby has done a wonderful job of making her characters real in the minds of readers. I felt the emotions that Tanya Black experienced as she dealt with making the transition from a "Picture Perfect" life into what unfortunately is reality for many. I thouroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish and found it to be a must read!
Rating: Summary: Totally Awesome Review: I bought this book "Casting The First Stone" and was just totally awestruck! It was absolutely wonderful! I enjoyed it to the utmost! I would highly suggest this book to anyone that enjoys books by African American Authors. I had already read her earlier works, "Here And Now" and "Behind Closed Doors" and that's why I didn't hesitate purchasing her new novel. I didn't even read the cover description of what the book was about, that's how much I enjoy her writing. So, pass the word along, that Ms. Roby is an absolutely superb author and I will sing her praises and anxiously await the release of another novel. Krys
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