God Ain't Blind

Attempting to reignite a flame in her inattentive husband, Annette drops four dress sizes, has a makeover, and is ready for action. Unfortunately for her, these efforts spark the interest of a much younger man. The title of this work could mislead some listeners--this sexually explicit story is not intended to be an entry in the Christian fiction genre. Not surprisingly, Patricia Floyd's delivery is bawdy enough to make some listeners blush and timed with the skill of a stand-up comedian. Floyd creates two memorable African-American women who are lively, sexually adventurous, and middle aged. Thelma and Louise, move over. P.R. (c) AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine

July 27, 2009
Hilarious, raunchy soul sistahs Annette Davis and Rhoda O'Toole return in this latest wacky adventure in Monroe's God series (God Don't Play
, etc.). This time, Rhoda persuades her 46-year-old BFF to have an affair since Pee Wee, Annette's husband, hasn't touched his newly svelte wife in a year. Pee Wee has cancer, but doesn't tell his wife until he's cured so she's ripe for the picking. Rhoda sees nothing wrong with discreet adultery: she's been having an affair for years with her husband Otis's best friend, Bully Bullard. Sexy caterer Louis Baines, who's 30, woos Annette with all the right moves, and Annette finds him irresistible until it turns out he's after her money. Another extreme annoyance is Rhoda's 19-year-old Naomi Campbell look-alike daughter, Jade, who wreaked havoc in Annette's life by trying to steal Pee Wee and has come home with a Mexican hottie who chickens out on marrying her. Monroe's never better than when she's writing about Annette and Rhoda, an outrageous Lucy & Ethel–style African-American comedy duo who are always getting in trouble.