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Up To No Good
Up To No Good
Author: Carl Weber
There's always a man around the corner, and church trustee James Black should know -- he's usually that very man. The "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Something on the Side" introduces a deliciously dysfunctional family in this new page-turning novel filled with intrigue, sex, and surprises.
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ISBN-13: 9780758231789
ISBN-10: 0758231784
Publication Date: 2/1/2009
Pages: 352
Rating:
  • Currently 4.1/5 Stars.
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4.1 stars, based on 20 ratings
Publisher: Kensington
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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reviewed Up To No Good on + 2 more book reviews
Good book that keeps your attention and with a twist.
blklacquer avatar reviewed Up To No Good on + 19 more book reviews
I am not much of a carl weber fan, have only read a couple of his books, but this was one of the book clubs choices, I really enjoyed this, it was a pretty good book.
steph-e-pooh avatar reviewed Up To No Good on + 37 more book reviews
I am a die hard fan of Mr. Weber, but I hae to say he kind of let me down on this one. The only reason I continued to read it was because I am a fan. Didn't really care for the way it ended, kind of feel like there should be another part coming soon.

Can't wait for the sequel to "Something On The Side"
reviewed Up To No Good on + 109 more book reviews
This was a fast-paced book by Carl Weber. It is full of characters with lots of drama. It centers around a dysfunctional family: James Black is the patriarch who has always been a womanizer; his son, Omar, who is devastated by his fiancee's cheating with his best friend; Jame's daughter, Jamie, is sensitive about being cheated on due to her father's constant infidelity and begins to suspect her boyfriend Louis of being up to no good. Basically, this story is about James Black and the ripples that his womanizing causes for himself and his children. I love this author but this book fell a little flat. Is ok reading but not great.


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