If you follow any of Carl Weber’s church series you have heard of Deacon James Black, and you would know he is a mess and a half. He is just the same in this book, but it goes deeper into his personal life. He has two children and they too are going through their individual problem. However just like their father they have some deep rooted issues of their own. The book was a page turner and I didn’t stop until I was finished. I had to know what was going to happen. I will not spoil it for those who have not read it yet, but I will say there is rage, sex, violence, scandal, and a lot of mystery. Hope you Enjoy. – Norman LaVelle Wow this book was crazy. It is definitely a page turner from the very beginning. Up to No Good has some VERY unexpected twists and turns. . . It slightly reminds me of something the wonderful author Allison Hobbs would write. Anyway, this novel is awesome. It is a quick read (probably because the font is so big) and is packed with drama drama drama. James Black is a 48 year old successful business owner, father to Jamie and Darnel, and honest womanizer who has never been a committed relationship. That is until he meets his daughter's young friend Sandra and unexpectedly falls in love with her. Jamie Black his 25 year old daughter works for him and is a totally Daddy's Girl. She hates every woman he pays attention to but has to back up from meddling in his sex life when she becomes suspicious of her live in boy friend Louis cheating. Darnel, James' other child walks in on his finance' and best friend having sex the night before their wedding. He is very distraught and acts even more crazily throughout the rest of the book once he finds out more and more secrets about his ex fiance Keisha. One would never guess the events that take place and what happens to all of these characters. I would definitely recommend this book! Go Carl Weber!
Do You like book Up To No Good (2009)?
Loved the book from beginning to the very end. Speaking of the end it was a real tear jerker for me.
—karina123114
I really enjoyed this book. One thing I must say is I was not expecting it to end the way it did.
—Katie
You can never go wrong with a Carl Weber book!
—Sarah
