Book description
Former gold-digger Priscilla King was looking for a sugar-daddy when she met Barry King.
She never expected to fall in love--or to find her way back to her faith. Now, married to the man of her dreams, she regrets the decisions she made in her past, but she's not ashamed…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Priscilla as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I first fell in love with the women in Paper Dolls, where they are all introduced. Each subsequent book in the series is more detailed about each paper doll.
At first, I didn’t really like Priscilla, but the more I read about her specific story, the more I was drawn to her character. Her vulnerable side came out, and the love between her and Barry shone through; I absolutely loved how their marriage was depicted and how they dealt with complex family relationships.
While I can’t wait to read Eve (I’m predicting she will be my favorite paper doll), I…
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