A Woman's Worth

By: Nikita Lynnette Nichols, Buck 50 Productions

Narrated by: Kris Rom

If 28-year-old Monique Morrison had only one wish, it would be to fall in love with a man sent from God; a man who will cherish her forever. But Monique makes a huge mistake when she chooses to help herself. Going against her Christian values, she decides to play house and move in with her musician boyfriend, Boris Cortland. Boris is in no hurry to get to the altar now that Monique has already signed on to play the role of a wife.

Though she's in church Sunday after Sunday, praying for God to touch Boris' heart and turn him from his wicked ways, it seems Monique's pleas are going unanswered. Suffering from neglect, rejection, and plenty of verbal abuse, Monique has all but given up on her dream of a relationship that represents unconditional love; that is, until Adonis Cortland moves in and does for Monique all of the things that Boris won't do. Could Boris' own cousin be the man Monique had been seeking?

©2010 Nikita Lynnette Nichols (P)2019 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks

A Woman’s Worth

I love this book from the first page to the last every character, it had me on the edge of my seat , I couldn’t figure out what my favorite character Monique was going to do 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 but thank God she made the right decision. I will definitely refer this book 📚

Disappointed

The storyline was just okay. The reader for this book was horrible. Authors should do a better job selecting readers. She could not pronounce all the words correctly and I even heard background noises.

Tekela A

The narrator wasn’t the best at her tone. However, the plot and story line was good.

Good story...horrible performance

The overall rating would have been much better if there had been a different narrator.

An ok book but needs new narrator

The book was not as great as I expected but I still enjoyed it for the most part. I could have enjoyed it more if there were a different narrator. It seemed as though the book described an specific age and ethnicity but the narrator was the opposite. Her voice just didn’t fit. It was like high school girls trying to play the role of mature women. Regardless, I listened to the entire book. The ending was a surprise but again not exciting.