Clara's Curse

By: Tara L. Thompson

Narrated by: Leesha Saunders

Clarina Kendall Faulk, eldest of the Kendall sisters, has always been the reliable one. Blessed with an immaculate home, handsome husband, and a lifestyle that most would dream of, she appears to be the epitome of success. However, no one knows the personal hell she goes through daily.

Gwendolyn Kendall has forever had her older sister, Clarina, to lean on and repeatedly bail her out of trouble. Constantly chasing love has left Gwen heartbroken and desperate, raising her kids alone. Gwen’s only goal is for someone to provide her with the unconditional love she desires by any means necessary.

Beatrice Kendall was taught never to trust anyone and has been holding on to that her entire life. Using people for what she can gain has been her lifelong motto. Now that she is at the end of her rope, she must devise another plan.

When the Kendall sisters are summoned by their dying grandmother, Clara, to return to their hometown of Timmonsville, South Carolina, they are forced to relive a tumultuous past. Seeing firsthand how sin, doom, and lustful natures have plagued their family, will they be able to face the demons that were once hidden? Can these deep-rooted generational curses be broken before the cycle continues?

©2021 Tara L. Thompson (P)2022 Tara L. Thompson

The narration was not the best!

The narration made for a difficult listen. The storyline was good, I should have read the actual book instead of listening to this audio

100 Stars!!!!!! Love this book!

This book made me look at things I could have done differently with my children.

What an amazing read!!!!

This book was such an amazing read. I truly enjoyed this book. I am one who loves books where the author utilizes amazing description of everything so that I can feel as if I’m in the book. Author Tara Thompson, does just that. I was captivated by the story and felt very emotion while listening. Hope the author will put her other books on Audible.

Heartbreaking and heartwarming

I love to hear stories of the old days. I often ask questions to learn how my aunts, great aunts and grands lived. When your young you hear and see the good and as you get older you start hearing the stories that were buried. This is one of those. I really enjoyed This book.

It was alright.

A story a family with trauma and abuse. Apologies on and over a death bed. Sad, sickening, and predictable. Trauma after trauma after trauma.