The One Ive Waited For, Mary B. Morrison
The One Ive Waited For, Mary B. Morrison
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The One I've Waited For

Author: Mary B. Morrison

Series: Crystal #1

Narrator: Diana Luke, Isis Washington, Ebony Ford, Bishop Banks, Kentra Lynn, Angela Lewis

Unabridged: 9 hr 46 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 07/25/2017


Synopsis

In New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison's unforgettable series, the fiercely sexy Crystal women bring ultimate drama and shattering choices home with a vengeance. Now that she's happily married-for-security, there's nothing Mercedes Crystal won't do to hold on to what she's got. She didn't sweat it when her rich businessman husband had a down-and-dirty ego-boosting affair. But she's not going to stand for him falling in love with luscious Arizona Remington-or Arizona unleashing all kinds of shenanigans to keep him. And Mercedes' take-no-prisoners ways are just what her siblings need to take down all those out to game them. Gorgeous Devereaux Crystal has the hottest show on television that demands the majority of her time. She's in-love with her financially challenged fiance but is tiring of supporting him. Before she walks down the aisle, Mercedes convinces Devereaux to do a background check on Phoenix. The discovery is devastating. Devereaux knows she has to let Phoenix go.and she'll need every weapon imaginable not to take him back. Now with her mother and sisters at her back, Devereaux is flipping the script and turning betrayal into beneficial options. And as the scandalous fallouts threaten all the Crystal women's futures-including sister, Alexis, whose lies are catching up with her, the baby girl, Sandara, whose children's father demand part of her newfound fortune, and matriarch Blake, who's struggling to grab her own happy ending-their bond will be tested past its limits.

About Mary B. Morrison

Mary B. Morrison is the New York Times bestselling author of over twenty novels, including I Do Love You Still and the Crystal series. A motivational speaker and relationship expert, Mary encourages women to become their best. She quit her near six-figure government job to self-publish her first book, Soulmates Dissipate, in 2000 and begin her literary career. Healing Her Hurt, Incorporated is a nonprofit that Mary founded to promote the emotional, physical, and financial health of marginalized women and girls by providing self-empowerment tools, resources, and education. Mary produced a play based on her HoneyB novel, Single Husbands. Mary currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Deana on November 16, 2017

Maybe because I hadn't read other books in the series, but it seemed choppy and sometimes confusing to me. Additionally, I personally didn't like any of the characters, so I wasn't rooting for anyone.......more

Goodreads review by ShayBooks on July 25, 2017

Can you say dysfunctional family. I really enjoy reading the Crystal series, I hate this is the last one I still have unanswered questions and would love to see how some things played out with some of the characters. I loved the way the story flowed and their was nothing predictable about the story.......more

Goodreads review by Carol on February 08, 2018

This was a good book. I especially like the way Blake’s love for her four girls ran so deep. Thought she never told who there birth fathers were, her love for each was very admirable. She worked to be sure they had the best of everything. In the end they even had a father. I guess Mercedez husband B......more

Goodreads review by Natasha on December 25, 2018

Excellent ...haven't read MBM books in years due to my own messy marriage. This has truly had my head jacked. ok, you bring up your sister who went through the most and never made it plain then you speak on Alexis like she isn't your daughter, stated about all the girls father's, but recanted like tw......more

Goodreads review by Carol on December 15, 2017

I'm assuming this book would habe made more sense if I'd read the previous two. Even though I hadn't I found it very hard to follow. Way too many characters and the switching back and forth between characters was too much.......more