If You Walked In My Shoes

A Black Writers Alliance Gold Pen Award winner, Gwynne Forster has penned such best-selling novels as Blues from Down Deep. She is praised for her tales of personal struggles and romance. Coreen Treadwell heads a prominent social welfare agency, but she is haunted by her past. Raped and impregnated as a teenager, she gave up her baby without ever seeing her. Now the legacy of violence continues in her daughter's life. Abused by her adoptive father, the young woman has vowed vengeance on Coreen for abandoning her.©2004 Gwendolyn Johnson-Acsadi (P)2005 Recorded Books,LLC

12 Hours Wasted.

This book dragged on and on. I skipped chapters 9-14 and was still able to follow the storyline. The relationship between Bates and Coreen was weird. He seemed to be very controlling, and she allowed it. She shouldn't have kept the secret from him. I didn't understand her thought process. She was raped and did she really think he would have blamed her? Don't waste you time with this book.

Buyer Beware

This book is poorly written and very repetitive. The ending is rushed and the author spent more time getting the reader to the climax of the story than was necessary and then disappointed an already frustrated reader. Not worth the time spent to listen.

Not Worth Purchasing

I tried to like this book but it was a very slow read. boring 😴 I regret I wasted money on this one.