God Ain't Blind

Mary Monroe has created a modern urban, female Ethan Frome who wrecks her marriage due to an affair. Older women can relate to the situation of a woman in her forties who succumbs to the flattery of a younger man. The situations and characters are vivid but believable, but Monroe's writing is often trite, wordy, and heavy handed.

I almost stopped reading this book because it didn't seem to be going anywhere. But I kept on and it sucked me in like a cheesy soap-opera. I ended up liking the book and the quirky characters.

Mary Monroe does it again with her thought provoking novels about life, challenges, love, pain and the willingness to persevere. I am not a fan of novels, but I would recommend this one!

A bit risque in the language..a lot of f words throughout, and a lot of sex. But it goes with the story line, so it can be acceptable to most readers. This story is about an affair, telling of the affair, healing the marriage, and most importantly, throughout the book, how one can be taken advantage of. Good reading, if overlooking a lot of the f wording.

not as good as monroe's other novels... lacked substance, and ran slow. But it was readable, I guess.

I loved it! Can't wait to start the next one! Glad I picked her up again! :)