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NEW REVIEW : The Ultimate Betrayal (A Reverend Curtis Black Novel) by Kimberla Lawson Roby




5 out of 5 books



Alicia is  the oldest daughter of Reverend Curtis Black. In the past ,Alicia had some issues with deception, lying, and cheating on her husband Philip. After some time apart, Alicia gets a second chance with Philip and she is getting her " happily ever after”. That's until Levi pops back into the picture. As much as Alicia tries to deny it, she and Levi had a connection that is undeniable. Will Levi throw a monkey wrench in Alicia's chance at happiness with Philip or will she be able to resist him?


The Ultimate Betrayal is one of the best books I've read so far. I have read every single book in the Reverend Curtis Black series and this is a great one. I loved how no matter how much drama, lying, and cheating there is, Kimberla Lawson Roby always ties in God. There is a lot of detail included for each character in this story, but it's not overdone. It's a book that'll be hard to put down. It's one of those books that will have you gasping, screaming at the characters like they're in front of you. So far, The Ultimate Betrayal one is my favorite books in this series. Highly recommended! 

Jackie
Urban Reviews
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Unknown said…
It was alright. Not the best in the series tho.. I waited rather impatiently for this book for my birthday and was SO excited to read it. It was alright but the issues the main characters had were not as common as the rest of the books in the series. Not as relatable..
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