When Willows Weep: (Installment 2 of \ by Denise Cook-Godfrey

When Willows Weep: (Installment 2 of \ Reviews

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  Arlena

  Title: When Willows Weep
  Author: Denise Cook-Godfrey
  Publisher: Cook-Godfrey Productions
  Narrator: Virtual Voice
  Series: Part 2 of The Sin-N-Me
  Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
  Rating: Five
  Review:
  "When Willows Weep" by Denise Cook Godfrey
  
  My Perception:
  
  I found this story to be wonderfully written. I read it twice to see if I missed anything, and when I thought I had, I could find the answer I was looking for in that chapter or the next one.
  
  The author covers the characters superbly… I loved Willow and her friends Luna and Alana, who were with her through the thick and thin of the story. Then there is Willow and her husband Paxton, who need much help in their marriage. Keeping secrets like they did was not a good thing in any marriage. Then comes Titus…who is very well brought into the picture and was a childhood HS friend and a lover of Willow.
  
  The story covered all of the vital points so very well. As you read the story, you can see how it was going, especially for poor Willow. Then, Willow's mother, Cassie, found and brought up the incident, which showed what had happened to her while growing up under the roof when she lived with her mom and dad. This was who had reared her daughter Willow… Grandma Dean & Papa Land [Orlando]. The reader must pick up this good read to see how that all comes together. I don't want to tell too much, but I was hoping you could pick up this good read and see for yourself.
  
  Finally, will we see how Willow gets what she wants—finding her parents and having someone to love her? Keep on reading. One thing that puzzled me was how Cassie's mother went on about church may not be the only answer to the problem. We may have to search a little deeper. At least if it wasn't for poor Cassie growing up with her parents, Willow, and her grandparents, who supposedly lived at the church, but something was missing from that situation at the Holiness Apostolic Church. The main question that will be answered is what kind of love these parents and grandparents show love to their kids. Even after Willow and Paxton attended another church in the area, was love shown at Mt Moriah Church? Please read it and see what you think. We will see that Willow had marriage problems as the story went on. We noticed that Paxton indeed needed counseling, too, and I believe in the end, he knew ... I will stop here and say you must pick up this good read to see what that was all about. With each one [Willow and Paxton] having secrets…how will this come out? Will they both come clean since, surprisingly, they love each other…but is this love? Why didn't Paxton understand how important it was for Willow to find her mom and dad? At least Paxton had an uncle and step-aunt who raised him, giving him a good life. However, Paxton did have demons, too, from what had happened to him as a teenager. Again, you must read to see what that was all about. This was a good story that will give one much thought long after the read. I may have skipped around quite a bit, but it will all come together if you pick up this good read.
  
  The novel was an excellent read. It shows some everyday problems that happen not only for Willow but also begin with her mom, Cassie. Pick up 'When Willows Weeps' and see how well-written this story is presented.
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  ritha fuller

  True love
  
  This was indeed a meaning of true love finding it's way back to where it belongs. There are so many unhappy marriages in our society now because people don't follow their true feelings.