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    Jim and Louella's Homemade Heart-Fix Remedy
    Jim and Louella's Homemade Heart-Fix Remedy
    Jim and Louella's Homemade Heart-Fix Remedy
    Audiobook5 hours

    Jim and Louella's Homemade Heart-Fix Remedy

    Written by Bertice Berry

    Narrated by Lizan Mitchell

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Blackboard best-selling author Bertice Berry breaks all the rules of romantic comedy with this funny, sexy novel about an older couple rediscovering their passion for living and loving. Jim and Louella's love life has gone a bit chilly after 26 years of marriage. But then Louella's ancestors visit her dreams, and a sexual reawakening quickly follows. Soon after, Jim and Louella realize they can read the thoughts of other people, so they begin a quest to heal the community around them.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateAug 29, 2008
    ISBN9781436172479
    Jim and Louella's Homemade Heart-Fix Remedy

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      Berry has written another thought provoking and entertaining novel. She takes a story about ordinary people and teaches us a lesson on love and the power of the heart. It has rich characters,such as the librarian, the heavy girl, the crossing guard and the bookstore owners (real people). The novel is written in a folksy style with folksy wisdom. I enjoyed the connection between Louella and the spirit of her mother, aunt and grandmother. At points the story turned to sexually explicit scenes. But the book, for all its sexual content, isn't really about sex, but about how cultivating a spiritual life improves not only sexual experience and love, but all aspects of human existence. The writing of Berry is reminiscent of authors J. California Cooper and Tina Ansa McElroy and a welcomed shift from the urban literature and drama filled fiction.The story tends to drag towards the end and yet, Berry delivers a powerful message at the end.