Sorority Ties

Sorority Ties, Book 1

By: Anna Black, Saundra, Lakisha Johnson, Tammara Matthews, Jamie Dossie, Melissa Love

Narrated by: Tamika

Sorority ties was supposed to bind Delilah to a sisterhood that would last a lifetime. But instead all she found was a betrayal at the hands of Stephanie that left a bitter taste in her mouth.

Fortunately for her Karma is a bitch. And when her sudden good fortune becomes too good to be true Delilah proves she will stop at nothing in order to seek her long awaited payback.

One story, six authors, equals drama, and more.

©2021 Delphine Publications (P)2022 Delphine Publications

Good book, average delivery

I enjoyed the story line, however, some of the characters seemed underdeveloped. It just seems to be missing something. I wish the character voices were different from each other because at times I got confused on who was being narrated.

Somethings missing

I enjoyed the storyline, but something is missing. Maybe having a different reader would help bring the story together. The voice was so.... bland I couldn't tell one charater from the other. The characters seem to be one person. Moments of excitement and sex were played down as though it was just another boring moment.

This one should be added to your list of books to be read…

Good storyline however it seems unfinished,hopefully there will be a part 2 to answer the questions that the ending left.Narrator was bland difficult to distinguish when another character was speaking
Overall a good story though

I loved it

I absolutely loved it! The audible reader was kind of hard to understand, but the story was really really good and I love the outcome of the book. Definitely a good read.

Reader Challenges

I would have liked the story more if the reader who was voicing the book didn't read so flat and without emotion. it sounded closer to the voice on the read aloud option on Microsoft word. pronunciation needs work as well as rhythm of reading the sentences. at one point I was thinking about not finishing the book. but the story itself was a good read.