Your Friends' Nice Clothes

De: Kempes Astolfi

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"Borrow some nice clothes and start living. Everything begins there."

In the strawberry fields of Oxnard, California, a man in a borrowed suit teaches others how to dream.

Robert King is a life coach with a secret: while teaching homeless people how to reinvent themselves, he's running from his own failed past. After a business venture in New York collapsed, leaving him in debt to Simon, his former partner, who is now married to Robert's ex-wife, he has built a new life teaching personal development in a dilapidated farmhouse.

The farmhouse belongs to Pastor Richard, who lets Robert use it in exchange for free lessons for the homeless. But when economic crisis hits the town, Mayor Rose Wilkinson receives an offer she can't refuse for the land. Meanwhile, Simon's enforcers have found Robert, demanding $85,000 or else.

As the deadline approaches, Robert watches his homeless students transform: Jack finds his voice on local radio, Claudia rediscovers her musical talent, and Julia begins designing clothes instead of selling herself. Each of them learns that borrowed nice clothes can be the first step toward a new identity.

When all seems lost, the community Robert reluctantly serves rallies behind him in unexpected ways, forcing him to confront the one thing he has always avoided: having faith in something beyond himself.

In a town where even the strawberry fields are failing, one man's belief in human potential might be the most valuable crop of all.

BELIEVE. DRESS WELL. NEVER LOOK BACK.

An inspiring novel about redemption, faith, and the transformative power of believing in something greater than ourselves. Pick up your copy today and discover the story that will change how you see the world.