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Title: Sweet Georgia Brown

Author: Cheryl Robinson

Narrator: Caroline Clay

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-23-08

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 12 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Her popular novels include If It Ain't One Thing. Here listeners meet Georgia Brown, a housewife of 11 years who is married to a radio personality who might be having an affair. Georgia is fed up and set to break out on her own. But when her husband puts her on the air to tell "her side" of their story, she discovers she likes it behind the mic. And this will have major consequences for their marriage.

©2008 Cheryl Robinson; (P)2008 Recorded Books

Critic Reviews:

"fresh and exciting." (The Charlotte Post)

Members Reviews:

Made Me Think About My Own Dreams

Things aren't going very well for Georgia and Marvin Brown when the story begins, and to have to put up with Marvin's dad, because they're living in his house, isn't helping their situation one bit. But Marvin, who has a heart to make people laugh, isn't giving up on his dream of becoming a successful comedian, and his wife, Georgia, is doing all she can to support him. Things get better for this couple, but then everything changes... And then, there's Corliss, a thirty-one year old single mother with a story of her own.

This is the first book I read by Cheryl Robinson. I decided to purchase it when I read one of her blog posts where she mentioned that she envisioned T.D. Jakes when she wrote the church scene in the first chapter. She also mentioned that Georgia Brown was a spiritual woman. Knowing these things, it's not like I was expecting this story to read exactly like Christian fiction, but I didn't think there would be so much profanity and numerous detailed sex scenes. I have read many novels with that content, but my tastes have changed through the years, and I'm not into them anymore. When I saw the first line in this story, my first thought was to close the book and move on to another one, but then I figured that if the author listens to the teachings of T.D. Jakes there had to be a positive message somewhere in this story, so I gave it a chance (skipping the sex scenes and doing my best to overlook the s*** and f*** words, which I cannot stand), and I'm glad I did. All in all, this was a good read that made me laugh at times, and the positive message was certainly there. By the end of the story I was thinking about my own dreams and goals.

Where the Right Woman Triumphs, With Dignity

Georgia Brown starts off this excellent novel as a patient, obedient, loving wife to her aspiring comedian husband, Marvin. She defends him to his parents, who they live with, along with their two sons, while he tries to make it in the big time. She struggles with a loser job and living in cramped quarters, but believes wholeheartedly in Marvin's dreams.

Then, thanks to winning a game show, his dreams come true. Where they were once turned away from the palatial homes they'd coveted, now they live in one, drive fancy cars, and don't want for money. Yet, neither are truly happy.