Love After Midnight

A Novel

By: Sister Souljah

Narrated by: Sister Souljah

Sister Souljah returns to her beloved character Winter Santiaga in the captivating and heart-pounding sequel to instant #1 New York Times bestseller Life After Death.

After suffering a horrifying, yet soul stirring death experience, worldwide top bitch Winter Santiaga, of The Coldest Winter Ever, is alive and facing a dilemma that every living person faces: how to respond to the Fear of God, awareness of heaven and hell, while pursuing and satisfying deep desires for sex, fun, love, money, revenge, and fame.

In her new novel, Love After Midnight, Sister Souljah delivers a powerful hip-hop hood style, global romantic comedy.

It was okay

The story had so much potential but it dragged on for so long just to rush the ending and then leave so many unanswered questions. It’s not the worst book in the world but I was expecting so much more honestly. Overall it was okay

All I kept saying is Winter is so stupid

I absolutely love the Winter Santiaga series. Life After Death was a work of art, but this wasn’t it. This seemed thrown together and considering how long it took for SS to write LAD I’m not sure why she rushed through this but this seemed like more of a rough draft that should have been thrown out and rewritten. There were too many points brought up and left unfinished or even untouched that made this a very frustrating read. I’m sorry I love SS as a writer but this was the worst of her catalog.

Hilarious and entertaining

As a long-time fan of The Coldest Winter Ever, I was excited to revisit Winter in Love After Midnight. The audiobook didn’t disappoint—Sister Souljah’s narration, along with the supporting cast, made the story come alive. It was entertaining, with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments that took me back, though I couldn’t help but notice how Winter’s character hasn’t grown much over the years. Her “strategic” moves often felt more amusing than clever. Still, it was a fun, nostalgic ride that kept me hooked.

Overall, a solid 4 out of 5 stars. Worth the listen, especially for long-time fans!

Nia Long should have narrated

the end was horrible, now we have to wait another 5 to 10 years to find out what really happened.

nothing really

Greetings, this book wasn't as good as life after death! it starts off slow giving a poetry slam kinda feel. I would have loved if Nia Long would have be the one telling the story like in life after death..