Courage to Love Again

By: Kimberly Brown

Narrated by: Ferdinand Bell, Sable Lyn

Months after meeting a kind gentleman on the most embarrassing night of her life, a newly divorced woman gains the courage to reclaim her life and explore newfound love with the perfect stranger in this enthralling romance, perfect for fans of Kennedy Ryan.

Pascha St. Claire has nothing to live for.

After five years, her once-loving husband, Raymond, decides to end their marriage. He’s unable to deal with her mental health, significant weight gain, or the idea that she cannot seem to birth him a child. She returns home one night to find her belongings on the curb and the locks to her home changed. Her pleading falls on deaf ears as Raymond has made the decision to end their marriage. With no other option, Pascha is forced to leave and never look back.

When Callum Ellis accepted the reservation for his car service, the last thing he expected was to pick up a beautiful, weeping stranger. His heart goes out to her as he drops her off at a hotel. After discovering her credit cards have been canceled, Callum swoops in to pay for her stay. Though she wants to protest, Pascha realizes she is in no position to decline the stranger’s generous offer.

Months roll by and Callum is still unable to get Pascha out of his head. A chance encounter finally lands him in her presence, and Callum is determined to make the most of it. Though she initially declines his interest, Pascha soon finds herself intrigued by the once-kind stranger. Fear has her recoiling at his advances, but men like Callum come to restore. Will Pascha continue to avoid the inevitable, or does she find the courage to love again?

©2024 Kimberly Brown (P)2024 Recorded Books

Such a great overcoming love story

I love it. The story line reminded me of a Tyler Perry movie but other than that I loved it. The narrators were great.

Exceptionally Well Written Book!

Courage to Love Again by Kimberly Brown is a deeply inspiring and heartwarming read. Brown masterfully navigates the complexities of love, healing, and personal growth, weaving a narrative that resonates with readers on a deeply emotional level. Her authentic storytelling captures the raw emotions of heartbreak, while also offering hope and encouragement to those on a journey to rediscover love. Each chapter is filled with wisdom, relatable experiences, and uplifting moments that leave you reflecting on your own life and relationships. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to rebuild their hearts and have the courage to love again. Truly a beautiful, transformative piece of literature!

Beautiful story

This was a slow burn but worth it. I think the husband got off way too easy but who am I. Pasha deserved her HEA.

Sweet Love ❤

This love story is painted vividly through the words of Ms. Brown. Take a listen! You'll enjoy it! ❤

Just ok

This was not my favorite. I really enjoy this author but this book missed the mark for me. The female narrator was hard to listen to. She was lack luster.

Another great story from Kimberly

I’ve spent my weekend bingeing books from this author and with each book I’m reminded of why she’s become one of my favorites in such a short time.

The story line did seem like it could be a familiar Tyler Perry story BUT it’s not (even though it was even referenced in the story lol…nice touch). It feels good to read about healthy love, healthy Black love to be specific.

it was good

The story turned out to be good. the narration got better as I listened.

storyline

I love how the author crafted the story from beginning to the end. As a listener I experienced different emotions throughout the story. I love how the other captured my attention.

A beautiful love story

Great story!! Not too much spice and the hero Callum is flawlessly perfect. Nice length of the book as well.

Good Read

Not Mrs. Kimberly Brown best, however I did enjoy the story. We all have our way of grieving and dealing with extreme heart breaks, so Pascha dramatics could be understandable.

If I could make one change to this story, it would have been her ex-husbands death. That was to quick to consider it justifiable karma. I would've love to see him go broke, lose his MD license whatever, but the best karma would have been to watch her succeed, be happy, and have a beautiful family with a her new husband.

The female narrator's delivery seemed disconnected from her character, very dull