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and Ladi have a gulf between them and so they wanted to add spice to their marriage, Or at least Ladi did, Their journey takes them down a slippery slope that will take only the grace of God to climb out of, An enjoyable read with twists that will keep you turning till the last page, I received an advance copy of Vivian Kay's debut novella, Honor Among All a story of actions, consequences and redemption,

Honor Among All follows Ladi and Moni, a married couple who are in somewhat of a rut, The love they had has been replaced by coldness, anger and a lack of intimacy, To make matters worse, their daughter, Shekinah has embarked on a destructive path, Now, in addition to their marital problems, Ladi and Moni are on opposite sides when it comes to Shekinah, What else could possibly go wrong

Moni's past decisions on a sensitive issue make her feel like she owes Ladi something, . . so when he suggests they spice up their marriage, she overcomes her initial reservations and agrees, Little do they know they have bitten off much more than they can chew,

In Honor Among All, Vivian Kay weaves a tight and compelling story that hurtles towards

a satisfying conclusion, The characters are so relatable, you feel like you could reach out and touch them, With an economy of words and a powerful narrative, Honor Among All draws you in and never lets go until the last word, And you know the best thing You come away wanting more, A sequel is already in the works and I look forward to reading Debo and Adele's story You'll meet them in Honor Among all,

My recommendation Buy this book and experience all the twists and turns for yourself, Honour Among All is a quick, easy read that packs a powerful punch, Author Vivian Kay has bravely shone a spotlight on subject matter that is not usually covered in works of Christian fiction and I applaud her for that because, the truth of the matter is, there are people, Christians, dealing with similar situations who need to know and understand there is deliverance and healing available for them.
This book clearly illustrated the dangers of letting the tiniest bit of sin creep into your life and/or marriage, whether in thought or deed.
It also nicely illustrates the saving grace of God, At times, this book made me cringe, made me angry, and left me in shockand shouldn't a good book evoke that type of emotion As this is her debut, this is definitely an author to watch.


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Adrienne Thompson
Author of When You've Been Blessed Feels Like Heaven Genre: Contemporary Christian Fiction

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I read a copy of Vivian Kay's book, "Honour Among All" and I have to admit, it gave me a lot of food for thought.
I had to read it one more time before I felt like I understood a lot of the complex issues the story was dealing with.
It's a Christian fiction novella so it was written with Christian themes, The main premise of the book was about swinging wife swapping in the Christian community, but it was also much more than that, For me, one of the main issues was: how do we interpret God's word Do we follow it to the letter, or do we twist it to fit our own agenda

The story centres around Ladi and Moni, a Christian couple who have been married for about nineteen years, and they have a teenage daughter.
As someone who is married myself, I dread that phase that is sometimes seen as inevitable in a marriage: when the excitement of the newlywed stage goes away, when the couple are no longer spending time together, when pressures of career and raising children become the priority, when life gets in the way, etc and the whole thing fizzles out and starts to feel like a relationship of convenience rather than a fulfilling lifelong partnership.
I get that, I really do, That keeps me on my toes because I never want to end up feeling like I lost the plot in my marriage, So I really empathise with Moni in this story, Her marriage is in trouble, Her husband had an affair, She's struggling to forgive him, Their anger and bitterness towards each other is affecting their daughter, There's no more trust, and pretty soon, other unresolved issues pile up until they are at breaking point,

See the rest of my review here sitelink onwritingandlife. com After many years of happiness, Moni Badmus's marriage is crumbling and she doesn't know what to do, Desperate to save her home, she goes along with her husband's suggestion on how to spice up their conventional sex life,

Ladi Badmus gets exactly what he wants, But his thirst for excitement remains unsatiated, The couple find themselves drawn deep into a secret world until the risks they both embrace, exacts a steep price,

In this emotionally charged tale of temptation, sacrifice and redemption, we see how love and faith erodes with promises not kept and how in the midst of manmade chaos, God's compassion stands sure.
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Vivian Kays novella, “Honour Among All,” is the story of a wifes struggle, Moni has to deal with family issues with her husband, Ladi, and daughter, Shekinah, Ladi had an affair with another woman and Shekinah is a spoiled and uncontrollable teenager with a major attitude, Between the two, family life is becoming more of a burden than expected,

I enjoyed reading this novella and would recommend it, especially to women in challenging relationships, The authors descriptions are vivid, “Honour Among All” is a very good novel,

ed by: Tekisha Once I started this book I had to finish it, It was fresh and my curiosity kept me turning the pages until the end, It is racy without being graphic and the characters are relatable, I am still thinking about the moral implications, I cannot say I agreed with the outcome but that is what makes reading so enjoyable, Vivian Kay is a Christian fiction author whose faith stories are woven around the themes of human imperfection, redemption and transformation, When shes not writing or daydreaming about writing, youll find her playing simultaneous games of online Scrabble or snuggling up with a good book, Kays debut novel, Secret Places, was first published by Brown Girls Books USA in November, A wife and mother, Kay lives in a quiet corner of Canadas banana belt, .