Review: Good stuff
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
Wow. This is how to write a Christian novel. I get so bored of the many christian romance novels out there where the hero or heroine are basically plastic people and if any imperfections or struggles are revealed, they handle them with such text book Christianity.  Kudos to this author for writing a spiritually rich romance novel that shows a REAL (not idealistic) type of Christian. I like Jude's and Ayiti's development as the story progresses. Ayiti was starting to annoy and bore me with her focus on "he must be Haitian" but given that they had only dated for a very short period of time, I can understand that fear and trying to find some reason why it wouldnt work. And in actuality, it was kinda her exercising faith to say that "this is what i asked God for, so since this guy doesnt have that particular characteristic, then he may not be the one then".Jude is such a passionate, loving, alpha male who is also a pastor. Yes, I never thought being an alpha and a Christian would ever mix but being an alpha is about confidence (faith), leadership, protecting loved ones, taking care of them, having strength of conviction, and passion, and knowing what you want and going after it with a single minded focus, right? And Jude has such integrity. Yummy, yummy, yummy. So read this and you won't be disappointed. On to book 2!