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    The Family Business
    The Family Business
    The Family Business
    Audiobook12 hours

    The Family Business

    Written by Carl Weber and Eric Pete

    Narrated by Ezra Knight, Patricia R. Floyd, Michael Early and

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    About this audiobook

    New York Times best-selling author Carl Weber and award-winning novelist Eric Pete team up to deliver the first in a much-anticipated new trilogy. The Family Business features two times the heat, two times the fun, and two times the drama as the members of an unforgettable family (not to mention lovers and hangers-on) find their way in and out of trouble. As their many fans will attest, Weber and Pete share a talent for penning juicy fiction that their audience can't get enough of.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateMar 16, 2012
    ISBN9781464029318

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    • 5/5
      Whew what a messy book. Long but love the separate story lines although they are a tad predictable. Can’t wait until the next book. I want to know more about Vegas and the mom.
    • 5/5
      The action and drama and how Orlando fell in love whit ruby so fast and easy
    • 5/5
      You people are wrong on so many levels. Damn damn the Duncan’s. Lawd my high blood
    • 3/5
      Entertaining. suspense was the only reason I kept reading. I wanted to know what happened to people. Not my usual cup of tea but it was pretty good. It read like a movie.
    • 5/5
      I was not disappointed! The back story revealing what the true family business is, and what each family members part in the business is, was nothing short of brilliant. The vivid descriptions and realism of the situations pulled me in at every turn. Either these guys did some serious research to ensure the “business” dynamics were realistic, or they’ve had a room with a view to such operations previously to make this storyline work. The cut throat tactics of the outside players, as well as within the family itself, ensures the reader undrstands early on that these are not the Huxtables from the Cosby Show or the Seaver’s from Family Ties. Each family member has their own back story and the audio version definitely made certain that I felt like I was listening to a movie playing on my television while I was in another room. The newly ensued trouble that begins at the end gears you up for the sequel…while you wait on the edge of your seat for it. Nothing short of “Bravo” is worthy in reviewing this book.