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NEW REVIEW: Kimberla Lawson Roby - Love, Honor, and Betray

Love, Honor, and BetrayKimberla Lawson Roby
Love, Honor, and Betray
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5 out of 5 books


The Blacks are back in rare form. But this time, it's not Curtis kicking up drama...it's his beloved wife, Charlotte. When Curtis's mistress, Tabitha, passes away and Curtis's two year daughter, Curtina, comes to live with them, things start to take a turn for the worse. Charlotte cannot accept Curtina living there even though it was okay that she had an affair and tried to pass off a child that was not Curtis's baby. So Charlotte gives Curtis an ultimatum: Either your daughter goes, or she goes. Of course when Curtis picks Curtina, this sets Charlotte on fire. Since Charlotte believes she has been shunned by Curtis, this pushes her into the arms of an ex that she gets reacquainted with on Facebook. While Charlotte is having her fun, Curtis starts to notice a difference in her behavior. Will Curtis and Charlotte reconcile, or will Curtis go back to his old ways??? 

Each time I read a book in the series of Curtis Black, it gets better and better, and Love, Honor, and Betray is no different. Author Kimberla Lawson Roby always seems to put a little twist in the stories of the Black Family. In this installment, Charlotte is 
actually the villain and not the innocent first lady of the church. When reading this book, you can't help but think to yourself, "What goes around, comes around," and now it's Curtis's turn to be on the receiving end. If you loved the other Curtis Black stories, you'll definitely enjoy Love, Honor, and Betray.

Reviewed by Jackie for Urban Reviews

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