Have you ever loaned money to a family member? Did they pay you back?<\/strong><\/p>\nJeremiah (Jay) is always there to support his family. His support is so strong that his family takes advantage of his kindness – putting his life at a major disadvantage. His dating life is also somewhat complicated since he has a crush on Jenisse, a woman to whom he’s been connected for years. He wants to move forward with his life and date others, but, something\u00a0is holding him back.<\/p>\n
This book shows how\u00a0complicated familial relationships can be. It’s hard to make the family dynamic work, especially when folks have a lot of issues from which to overcome. God has the answers to our problems and it’s\u00a0important for folks to own up to their insecurities and issues. Overall, this was a good, insightful read.<\/p>\n
This is a\u00a0unique romance novel told\u00a0totally from the male point-of-view, which was refreshing. It tells of the struggles that a\u00a0good, intelligent man can face while trying to date.\u00a0I think it’s hard for some women to realize that there are good men out there, good men that are struggling to find a good woman. So, when women complain about not being able to find a good man, then they should read this book, see how it is from the other side (the man’s point of view).<\/p>\n
So, have you ever loaned money to a family member? If so, did they ever pay you back?<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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