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When the person who has been destroying her reputation and threatening her family challenges her to a face-to-face meeting, Annette Goode finds her life and the lives of those closest to her changed when the identity of her tormentor is finally revealed.
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Fiction, African American girls in fiction, Anonymous letters, Anonymous letters in fiction, Female friendship, African American girls, Female friendship in fiction, Ohio in fiction, Literature, Married people, fiction, African americans, fiction, Fiction, general, African American women, African American families, Large type booksPlaces
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God Don't Play
February 14, 2007, Thorndike Press
Hardcover
in English
- Lrg edition
0786292512 9780786292516
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God Don't Play
August 1, 2007, Dafina
Paperback
in English
- 1 Reprint edition
0758203470 9780758203472
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From New York Times bestselling author Mary Monroe comes the story of two lifelong friends, their secrets and lies, and the new challenge that may divide them once and for all...With a lovely home and family, Annette Goode finally has it all. Heaven knows she paid her dues—from an abusive childhood to a rocky start as an adult. Annette's friend Rhoda knows too, for Rhoda has been both her savior and her greatest fear. Their relationship has survived some serious shake-ups. But now that things are good, someone apparently thinks they're a little too good...When Annette receives an anonymous—and menacing—birthday gift, it's just the beginning of a slew of hostile letters, vicious phone calls, and vile packages from a female who is obviously disguising her voice. Comforted by Rhoda and Rhoda's teenage daughter, Jade, Annette hopes the problem will somehow disappear. But when the threats extend to her child, Annette realizes the situation is dire. For soon her tormentor reveals exactly what she wants—and how it could destroy everything Annette has built...Praise for Mary Monroe"Reminiscent of Zora Neale Hurston."—Publishers Weekly"Watch out Toni Morrison, there is a new sister in town."—Rapport
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