Liked It“This book was wonderful and it was a quick read. I enjoyed it as much if not more than the first one. The characters have grown but they are still relatable to be real and full of drama. Can't wait to see how the Jackson story will continue.” see full review » see other reviews » |
“This book was wonderful and it was a quick read. I enjoyed it as much if not more than the first one. The characters have grown but they are still relatable to be real and full of drama. Can't wait to see how the Jackson story will continue.”
Sunnygirl wrote this review Sunday, December 30 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Very good book! Great characters and story. ”
Rhonda McKnight wrote this review Wednesday, December 26 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Great book with an unexpecting ending. I hope there is a part 3”
lawdurjohn wrote this review Wednesday, October 10 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“EVERYBODY SAY AMEN is an enjoyable and engaging read. The drama that unfolds within the pages of the novel will keep readers entertained from the opening scenes of the novel right up until the last page. As always, Billingsley sprinkles EVERYBODY SAY AMEN with the humor and light-hearted banter that readers have come to expect from this talented author. But, amidst the comedic interludes of the novel lies a serious story of change and redemption. While it may not appear that the characters in EVERYBODY SAY AMEN have what it takes to break from their ties to the past, Billingsley does a wonderful job at developing a storyline that shows that true change is, indeed, possible, even for those in whom no one believes a transformation can take place. (Reviewed by Hope Denise Murphy for The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers)
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