God Ain't Through Yet

Summary

Mary Monroe lights up the New York Times bestseller list with novels that simmer with the passion and angst of her finely drawn characters. In God Ain’t Through Yet, Monroe paints a stirring portrait of a spouse who has to face the music after stepping out on her marriage.

Annette Goode Davis thanks her lucky stars when her husband Pee Wee grants her a second chance after discovering she’s having an affair. Annette knows she has a good man, so she vows to make amends. But post-betrayal Pee Wee seems a million miles away, and with true forgiveness the bitterest of pills, they may need a miracle to keep their marriage together.

“Monroe is a master storyteller.”—Philadelphia Inquirer