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Anonymous
Posted July 14, 2008
The Novel:489-Wow! That's all I can say! The character in this novel had to overcome many situations and people who failed her throughout her life. However, she presevered through it all. I strongly recommend this book, esp. to those who battles with forgiving someone for something they have done to or against them. In this case-that's all of us! Way to go Motownpoet
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Posted July 3, 2008
Talk about a see-saw life. The protagonist, Morgan Goodman tell us in the beginning of the book that her 'name is Morgan, but I ain't free, man'. That claim isn't merely clever wordplay. She was bound on many occasion: bound by abusive and abandonment. But yet she was bound to a higher calling. This is a daring book that is hard to categorize. Can't call it Christian lit, it isn't quite an urban drama but yet it is a must read. A gripping tale that will stay with you as long as you live. The next time you wanna hold a grudge, remember this tale.
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Overview
If anyone has a right to hold onto her anger, it's Morgan Goodman. She's been let down by so many people. After a rough childhood and her divorce, she met Ed. He was a perfect gentleman for two years, teaching her to hope and love, but then he raped her.
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