At the End of the Day

by Suzetta Perkins

At the End of the Day is the exhilarating, heart-pounding, and action-packed follow-up to Nothing Stays the Same —emotional and sometimes stormy journey of several friends as they encounter and weather life’s blessings and tragedies. Beautiful Denise Thomas is going to finally marry the love of her life—the man she should have married in the first place. Harold is the cousin of her ex-husband, Marvin Thomas, and he’s also her baby’s daddy. Sylvia and Kenny Richmond, Mona and Michael Broussard, Claudette and Tyrone Beasley, Trina and Cecil Coleman, and Rachel and Marvin Thomas—the ex-husband—come to New York to witness the beautiful wedding ceremony of Denise and Harold. They aren’t the only witnesses; Michael Broussard runs into an old friend, Dr. Madeline Brooks, at the reception. Michael and Madeline were classmates in medical school, but it appears that they have been more than book buddies. It doesn’t take Mona, Michael’s wife, long to break up the happy reunion. The Thomases’ wedding day is one to remember, but what no one knows is that Denise has discovered a lump in her remaining breast and the happy couple’s new life together may be short-lived. At the end of the day, all that matters is the love and support of family and friends.

Genres: Romance

416 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2012

About the author

What happens to those who are left behind in the turbulent breakup of failed love and romance? "

Reviews

[Alexandrea · Rating 4 out of 5]

Even though I didn't read the books previous to this one, the author did a good job of giving a few back stories throughout to help the reader understand each character's past and their importance to the overall group. Sylvia, Trina, Mona, Denise, Rachel and Ashley were all interesting ladies and their stories definitely made me want to the read the author's other books. Of course with that ending there has to be another book coming out in the next couple years.

[Desiree Watson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the third book in the Ex-Terminator series. Just as good as the first and second in the series. This one was a little sad because of the passing of one of the characters. This made me want to have a group of friends just like this. I was really drawn into the characters lives and situations. It was suspenseful and made me laugh as well. This was my second time reading books by this author and she is really good. I would definitely recommend this book as well as the other two.

[Angela · Rating 3 out of 5]

This had some highs and lows, some ups and downs. I mean just when you think peace and tranquility is coming to their lives something dramatic happens.