She That Findeth: A Novel

Description

Shenita Love trusts in the Bible, so for a long time she's followed the command to 'Wait on the Lord' - which, for her, means waiting on the right man of God to enter her life. But she's been waiting for too long - ten years! On her 35th birthday, Shenita fears that her dreams of starting a family are fading. Frustrated, she throws her infamous rule book aside and decides to take matters into her own hands.

Kim Brooks is the award-winning author of the Black Expressions bestselling novel, He's Fine...But is He Saved?; the Black Christian Book Distributors' bestselling sequel, He's Saved...But is He For Real?; and the highly acclaimed nonfiction books, The Little Black Survival Book for Single Saints and How to Date and Stay Saved. She is a native of Detroit and currently resides there. Visit her online at KimontheWeb.com.

"Have you ever convinced yourself that taking matters into your own hands isn't such a bad idea? If you have, then you will certainly relate to the main character, Shenita Love, in She That Findeth. On her 35th birthday, Shenita strongly feels she's waited too long for the right man to come into her life. Award-winning author Kim Brooks' character development will draw you into She That Findeth and leave you breathlessly anticipating if Shenita will truly find the love she's so desperately seeking." -- Tyora Moody, author of the Victory Gospel Series "The Spirit is willing... Ohhhh but the flesh!!! If you have been single for longer than five minutes, you have been here, at the very least in our mind! Kim Brooks uses a cast of quirky friends to address this very real issue in Christendom. Kim does again what she does best, reminds us that we, as Christians, face some very real and tough issues and encourages us Not To Get It Twisted! A very fun read!" -- Evangelist Audrey Lee Watkins, author of, On The Way Here: The Path That Chose Me "This book keeps the reader's attention from the beginning. Kim does a wonderful job of bringing the characters to life, showing their vulnerabilities and strengths, and painting the visualization to make you feel as if you are there. The storyline is so captivating that you don't want to miss what will happen next! I would love to see this in a movie version." -- Shon Hyneman, author of It's The Woman You Gave Me, and Wisdom: Preventing Problems Before They Happen