Sins of the Mother

By: Victoria Christopher Murray

Narrated by: Patricia Floyd

Essence best-selling author Victoria Christopher Murray populates her compelling faith-based novels with engaging characters. Sins of the Mother stars Jasmine Larson Bush, a young woman who thought she had finally outrun her scandalous former life. Now a loving wife and mother, her world is shattered when her four-year-old daughter is kidnapped. Are sins from her past finally catching up to her?

©2010 Victoria Christopher Murray (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

“Victoria is one of our best … an excellent storyteller.” (Eric Jerome Dickey, New York Times best-selling author)

Awesome!

I loved it so much, I didn't want to pause it! It was very interesting and quite captivating to the end.

"JASMINE??"

The drama queen rides again! Its always a Jasmine point of view and she's always rt. The players all played a great part in a great story, but Jasmine was too much sometimes.

VCM is a phenomenal writer!!! She knows how to tell a story!!

I’m a huge fan of Victoria Christopher Murray!!! This story had me gluedddddd!! I love the characters and the love and the complications of it all!!!

Very Good Book!

I Love this whole series so far. I can't wait to see what Jasmine ends up doing next. This particular book was very good because it showed Jasmine in a more genuine light. In this story line she is forced to really feel something for once. Even though there were times in the other books where her real feelings were revealed, her daughter being kidnapped is too close to her heart so this situation made her more human to me.

Bible Bumping Opportunist

This was a great book. I am just really tired and exhausted of these women and men who live their lives screwing around cheating on their spouses, which is totally their business but, then fall back on the Bible and God, it turns my stomach. I hate some timey Christians. On a positive note, this is sadly how many people operate, so the basis of the book is life imitating art so that’s commendable. I absolutely love Patricia R Floyd, she really brings all of these characters to life.