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Original Title:	Boaz Brown ASIN B008EB8B7G
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Boaz Brown #1

Boaz Brown (Boaz Brown #1)

Michelle Stimpson

Kindle Edition | Pages: 353 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 1164 Users | 106 Reviews

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Title	:	Boaz Brown (Boaz Brown #1)
Author	:	Michelle Stimpson
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 353 pages
Published	:	June 23rd 2012 (first published June 30th 2004)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Romance. Christian. Cultural. African American. Fiction. Interracial Romance

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In this daring debut novel, a young Christian woman finds her own racist attitudes as well as those of her family, friends, and church challenged when she is drawn to a man of a different race. Smart-talking LaShondra Smith and her girlfriends all face the same relationship issue-where to find a good man. They yearn to meet a strong, confident man who loves God, just like Boaz in the Bible. The problem is that they don't just want a godly man, they want a godly black man. Enter Stetson Brown, a handsome engineer and faithful man of God who matches LaShondra's wit, style, and values, but happens to be of a different race. But will LaShondra be able to overcome the beliefs that she and everyone around her supports and has grown up with, in order to open herself to the true love of Stetson and God?

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Ratings: 4.23 From 1164 Users | 106 Reviews

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Great book, unexpected twists....

LaShondra father was consumed with race and discrimination and prejudice and he instilled this in his children.This book is about what we see going on in the world today.But we as African American would never forget where we came from or our heritage, but something's has changed since then. So LaShondra has met Stelson but she always remember what she grew up learning about white people, so she wasn't sure about letting people know because of his color .She prayed about it and her brother

This book really touched me and helped me to confront some of the prejudices that I still harbor albeit subconsciously for the most part. I think that I may not care about I/R couples, but sometimes the things that I have been taught and confronted with do drive my actions, but for the Lord He can help me overcome this issue. Of course the plot and ending are predictable, but the way that LaShondra handled it and allowed it to change her and her walk with the Lord was not. I guess for me that

lashondra always thought that her "boaz" (the perfect man who would be like boaz was to ruth) would definately have to be african american. she just isn't attracted to white guys and in fact has a bit of an attitude against white people in general. but throughout the course of this book the reader gets to watch as the lord works on her heart in some pretty amazing ways--the most amazing being stelson brown, the white engineer who through his perservence manages to win her heart. along the way

As a black (non American) young woman, I could not identify with this book, which in turn influenced my rating. The dialogue seemed false to me (my uncle is a devout Christian and even he doesn't speak as though he's preaching). And other than the taught racism and previous dabble with premarital sex (we are told), LaShondra, the main character, is practically a saint. She seems like the church girl nobody wants to hang out with: loud, opinionated and judgemental. Trust me, coming from another

ETA:Okay, finished the book, and as expected from the premise, the author transforms the heroine to strike out against her deep-seated racism and love who God wills for her. It was a solid read, and a good ending that mostly mollifies whatever squik I was feeling plowing through the earlier, race-tastic half of the book. I'll leave my earlier review below as reference.-----------AUGH, this book is making my face hurt. While competantly written, it is extremely difficult for me to identify or

I'll give it a 3.5. I enjoyed the growth of LaShondra, just thought there would be more.