Boaz Brown

De: Michelle Stimpson

Narrado por: Caroline Clay

Fans of T.D. Jakes' Cover Girls will delight in Michelle Stimpson's debut book Boaz Brown.

LaShondra Smith has been waiting for a man like Stelson Brown. He is intelligent, funny, and a man of God - but he's white. Can LaShondra get past her prejudices and fears and allow herself to love this man she's always dreamed of?

©2004 Michelle Stimpson (P)2004 Recorded Books

Reseñas de la Crítica

"…this thought-provoking tale of anger, prejudice and romance offers important lessons for all." ( Publishers Weekly)

Excellent and Very Honest!

Amazing storyline and loved the narrator. This was my first "read" by Michelle Stimpson and definitely won't be the last!

This was the best story ever

I absolutely loved it . better in audio than when I used to read I bought this book in hardback but never got around to reading it. bottom line this is my favorite author.

Trusting God no matter what comes

such a heart warming story, adversity, temptations,friendship,family. This book has it all. I enjoyed this book tremendously it had me staying up late listening. I didn't want to stop playing it.

Great Book

I loved this book!!! The narrator was everything!!!! She brought this book to life. The story line was so spot on and relatable.

Love it!

Loved the story line. I especially loved how loved changed the views of individuals and how it opened them up to see one another despite their skin tone.

Engaging and realistic!

The author shared a story that many of us can relate to. You would have had to lived in a bubble to say the concept addressed in this book never touched your life - in some way.

Bravo to the author for the courage to address what so many of us pretend does not exist. Thank you, your work is challenging and greatly needed for such a time as this!

Good

I really liked this book and would recommend this book. It was a sweet book instead of sizzling like the category suggested. I wish this book was a movie or TV show. I do however thing that the problem with interracial relationships was a bit out of touch with 2017. Maybe the 1920-1950s it was like that, but not so much now . I think the author was off with that.

I really enjoyed this one!

I loved it! I think I've met my Boaz! Great way to end the weekend!

Great reality of what people think

Met expectations. It's real for many. Helps to challenge one's thinking and biases.

Thanks for making this easy to follow.

It was “real”!

It was both cringe worthy and revealing. At times I didn’t wanna listen anymore, but I felt compelled to hear it out. I really enjoyed it and found it difficult to stop listening. I plan to listen again.