Generational Curse

by Tracy Reed

What happens when a celibate Christian Man befriends a woman involved with a married man? Will he run in the other direction or continue the relationship? Or will he abandon his Christian beliefs for a taste of the forbidden? Or will she learn being with a married man isn’t the fantasy life the generations of women in her family made it appear?

Sean Prescott and Kyla James are business associates playing a dangerous game of cat and mouse, hoping the other will give in. But in this high stakes game is there really a winner or will both be losers.

Genres: Romance

440 pages, Paperback

First published December 2, 2014

About the author

A California native, novelist Tracy Reed pushes the boundaries of her Christian foundation with her sometimes racy and often fiery tales.

After years of living in the Big Apple, this self proclaimed New Yorker draws from the city’s imagination, intrigue, and inspiration to cultivate characters and plot lines who breathe life to the words on every page.

Tracy’s passion for beautiful fashion and beautiful men direct her vivid creative power towards not only novels, but short stories, poetry, and podcasts. With something for every attention span.

Tracy Reed’s ability to capture an audience is unmatched. Her body of work has been described as a host of stimulating adventures and invigorating expression.

To learn more about Tracy and her books go to www.readtracyreed.com

Reviews

[Lori · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book. The characters are well written and real. I love the way they flirt with each other and keep you guessing who'll break first or at all. I highly recommend it.

[Jennifer Clausen-greene · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the first book I have read by Tracy Reed and I was blown away. She has an amazing ability to breathe life into the characters she writes in such a way that you fell transported into the book and lives of each individual. The characters had depth, flaws,and weaknesses, that allowed them to be relatable. I greatly enjoyed the relationships between Sean, Chris, his brother and sister-in-law and DeeDee, Kyla and all the girls. They reminded me all to well to make sure you seek godly wisdom and advise and even then the advise can be diluted with our own insecurities and hang ups in life.


When I first started reading this book I was pretty judgmental of Kyla and Eric. The first few chapters do not paint either of them in a good light. They both makes unwise decisions in their life that affects multiple people. So when she starts to take an interest in Sean, I was disgusted. By the end of the book though, I was proud of the decisions that Kyla had made in her life and how God intervened.


I admired Sean for standing firm in God and not allowing himself to give into sexual temptations, but to make sure he would not be unequally yoked with a partner in life. He had a great backstory that started to unfold slowly throughout the book that really made be bond with his character. I was completely blown away with Olivia. I don't want to give anything away, but my impressions of her definitely changed by the end of the book and I was glad to see what she had in store for Eric.


Overall I would recommend this book for mature audiences only. It has strong sexual themes and elements that would be very inappropriate for anyone other than adults.

[Tawallah · Rating 1 out of 5]

I’m giving a one star because of the unnecessary chapters 1-4. There is a better way to introduce character without being raunchy. The following chapters failed to redeem it because this relationship was a big No. It is too unbelievable. I’ve been in unequally yoked relationship and the result is more likely to be grief and regret than finding the person of your “dreams”. Definitely would not recommend this book.

[Yashari Glenn · Rating 1 out of 5]

Terrible

Couldn't get past chapter 4. I tried to wait for it, but can't get past the pages of useless information of a 3 year relationship that is just sex. Nothing about the characters, no build of a story line. Just terrible.

[Lisha · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good book..

I enjoyed reading this book. I am trying to get back into reading, and this was a great choice to start with.

[Gillian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well an enjoyable tale the tables had been reversed and a woman is the strong lead character and the male was her prey. Loved it looking forward to reading other titles by this author

[Mona Green · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful author. Talk about holding my attention, great job with the writing. Really good book.

[Mandy Brooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

One of the few books I would read again and again.