Secrets Never Told

By: Rochelle Alers

Narrated by: Caroline Clay

Rochelle Alers has written over 25 nationally acclaimed novels and stories. Secrets Never Told is a featured alternate of the Black Expressions Book Club. The moving story of a woman who has lost her mother and the love of her husband, it addresses questions of connection, commitment, and honesty.

©2003 Rochelle Alers (P)2003 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Married to one of Washington, D.C.'s, most powerful African American attorneys, mother of two wonderful grown children, and owner of an elegant bridal gift shop, Morgana Johnson-Wells seems to have it all until her mother suddenly passes away and she learns that her husband has been unfaithful.... Alers' engaging tale is rich in family secrets, lost love, and women who never forget their strength, or their roots." ( Booklist)

Great Story!!

I really enjoyed this read from beginning to end, I loved the characters, this is the first book I read by this author and I am looking forward to reading more by her, fantastic ending!!!!!

Secrets Never Told

This book has all the twist and turns that exit in everyday life,the things you want known and the secrets that lye behind every family's past.

Superb

Where does Secrets Never Told rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This was one of the best audio books I have listened.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The Uncle was my favorite character, because he led with gentleness and understanding. He was the real hero in the story.

Which scene was your favorite?

When the main character meets the artist for the first time to make love.

If you could rename Secrets Never Told, what would you call it?

Choices of Discretion

Any additional comments?

This is a fantastic story and one that can be enjoyed by everyone!

Spellbinding

Love it. I was surprised that her Uncle was father. The narrator was very good.

Rochelle at her best!

I really enjoyed this book. It described in detail culture and customs of middle class AA over decades. Morgana's character was strong and believable. Her strength and that of her mother was believable as it what AA women have always done. The narration was excellent!