Boaz Brown

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Summary: A sequel please!!
Review: This had to be one of the best love stories I have ever read! Once I finished the book I quickly wrote Michelle Stimpson a letter of thanks, because as a Black Christian female I hear too many of us say "I would never date a White man or any other race besides Black". I think that way of thinking is antiquated and unwise particularly if you are a Christian. God can send a man who is of another ethnicity to bless your life , but if you choose to box yourself in with this "I only date my own kind" type of attitude you could miss out on a big blessing. I am waiting on my Stelson whatever color he turns out to be. And I won't settle for nothing less!

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Summary: Excellent Book.. A Must Read
Review: This was an excellent read from beginning to end. Stimpson's booked showed how sometimes our own predijuce can blind us from God's Blessing. This books tackles predijuce amoung chrisitans and displayed an all so realistic view of "church folk". This was one of the best books I've read all year and I am anticipating her next book.

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Summary: You'll Think About It Long After You Put It Down!
Review: Where do I begin? This novel made me laugh at myself because I saw so much of me and my friends in the main character (LaShondra) and her friends and family and the church members. It was TOO REAL! Later, I cried about how things went down with her father (don't want to spoil it for you!) Single women who are waiting on their Boaz need to read this book because it will make you open your eyes to what might be right under you nose but you're too closed-minded to see it!!! Christians of all raced need to read it because it makes you wonder why many of us(those who are supposed to be known as Christians by our love) still go to all-white churches and all-black churches and don't even think to invite people who are of different races to revivals, vacation bible school, etc??? For such a deep topic, this book was FUNNY and I never felt like I was being preached to. The characters are imperfect Christians in an imperfect world just trying their best to do right. Most of all, it made me think about how I treat people because (in my circle of friends and church members) I hear all kinds of stereotypical comments about other races - but I never thought twice about it until now. If you want to be entertained, cry, remember, connect, be challenged, and laugh while you're doing it all - read Boaz Brown!