The Preacher Son edition by BD Anderson Literature Fiction eBooks
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Jeremy Ferguson is caught between two worlds...the conservative, faith based expectations of his Southern preacher father and his own ambitions to live the life of a model in New York City.
Aura Vanderleigh is similarly trapped by her own battle for self respect, her own family's expectations, and her dreams of finding love. As a plus sized woman she's been indoctrinated with the belief that she doesn't deserve love, let alone the love of a beautiful white man. She is surprised and intrigued when Jeremy shows up at her church one day. And fate has something wonderful in store true love!
When Jeremy returns home with Aura, neither is prepared for the backlash. Will Jeremy's family be able to set aside their prejudices and accept their sons's choice for a mate? Can Aura's family and friends learn to embrace her choice and believe that she deserves the love of such an extremely handsome and sexy man like Jeremy? Can they inspire compassion and tolerance in those who would tear them apart?
The Preacher Son edition by BD Anderson Literature Fiction eBooks
As a whole it was an enjoyable read mostly. As a Christian female and one who waited to consummate her marriage on the wedding night, it was refreshing to see that aspect and all of it's challenges addressed in a realistic manner. I liked the two main characters and how we saw their relationship develop. The about face attitude, acceptance, and mending of the son and father's relationship was a little too unrealistic in it's timeframe, that could have been stretched out through the span of the book. The reason for 3 stars is how the book shifted off of the main characters to ancillary characters that seemed to be randomly introduced and just plopped in for filler. I understand wanting to set up for a sequel, so maybe the sequel's main characters should have been the only other important persons introduced. The whole story of Jeremy's boss and his wife was totally out of place and unnecessary and took away from the other aspects of the main characters. The last 3/4 of the book felt mismatched from the awesome beginning. The writer has promise, I may attempt to read other works on a non busy, rainy day.Product details
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The Preacher Son edition by BD Anderson Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
I have found a new author, loved Jeremy and Aura's story. There was so much racism in this book on both sides, Jeremy's family, and Aura's grandmother. This book address some tough topics, Racism, Rape, family secrets, defrauding, but in the end there was so much love. There was also laughter, Jeremy's grandmother was so funny, she told everybody's business. Just purchased the sequel, Maxine's story. Cannot wait to get started.
Good Read, Jeremy is a Model and from SC. He goes home to see his family but his father has another concern about his son. Aura is a BBW and she has her own issues. Their families are torn about their relationships. However, the plot thickens when a relative of Jeremy's reveals his secret. Then the matriarch of the family blows them all away with her revelation.
I look forward to reading more from this author. Her writing style is different but the storyline is great with heat galore.
Keep up the good work Ms Anderson.
I loved this book. It was sweet and funny and romantic and real. It was a wonderfully told story and so different from many of the books out today. I loved all of the characters, even the ones I loved to hate. I loved Aura and Jeremy as a couple. I loved their devotion to one another. This was a sweet book. I hope to read more about all of the characters I have fallen in love with. I plan to read more by this author and I highly recommend this book.
I understand some of the criticisms of the reviews that comment on the way the novel's plot deteriorates toward the end, or how there are too many characters introduced during the story's falling action. At times it was difficult differentiating Matthew/Matt, Matt Jr., and Max/Maxine. The criticisms are legitimate.
That said, no one - and I mean NO ONE - has characters that develop as gracefully and as beautifully as B.D. Anderson. The emotional roller coasters her characters go through seem so genuine. Sure, they may not go through the most realistic situations, but her characters' experiences comment on the human condition. Their reactions and insecurities and ambitions are relatable and enticing at the same time. In "The Preacher's Son" this is most true with Jeremy's father. His change of heart and observations of Jeremy and Aura, the hero and heroine, offers a not-so-typical vantage point in the romance. This is unique in the romance genre and definitely worth reading if you haven't done so already.
I'm ready for more. I know for a fact that the author has even better titles stored away. She needs to bust them out so I can buy them, too.
B.D. Anderson books are inspirational. I love that she weaves God and love in her books. Jeremy and Aura are one of my favorites characters. I love that their not perfect and their relatable. Aura is real woman. She's not thin or light. She passionate, funny and smart. Jeremy is all hart. I loved that he stood up to his family for Aura. Furthermore he is a true gentleman. Not to many guys are willing to wait to the commitment of marriage. Another bonus point was his sincere love for Aura. He did not let others judgment weaken his love. This book was a delight to read.
The beginning captivated me with the prejudice of Jeremy's family. Loved how Jeremy wouldn't be swayed on his love for Aura. They both went through a lot to declare their love. Then the book branched off to all of the supporting characters and their dramas. I understand a side story is necessary , but there was TOO much going on at the end. Plus the ending left a lot of the story lines hanging. Did NOT like that. Is there suppose to be a sequel?
Let me start out by saying that I found myself enjoying the book and I'm laughing to myself because I did not expect that.
Some of the dialouge did have me rolling my eyes at times, especially some of the things Reverend Ferguson was saying. I also felt that the author exploited every Black female stereotype out there, which I understand due to the nature of the book, but, it was thick. Honestly, it bordered on self-hatred. But, again, dealing with the subject matter of her book, I understand the usage.
Despite all of this, I found myself genuinely invested in the stories of her characters. Some bordered on predictable; others so far from the scope of reality it was ridiculous. But the two main characters, Jeremy and Aura, were such a pleasant surprise. What I particularly loved about their union was that this was not a cookie-cutter IR marriage. This wasn't a hot WM model dating a hot light-skinned European-featured BW. This was a hot WM model dating, loving, worshippjng a full-figured dark-skinned BW.
I loved how the author told Jeremy and Aura's story with such grace. I do feel like this book isn't complete. What happens with Eric and Nadine? Is Matt able to assist Max? I would love to read a continuation of their lives.
I think I will be looking for more from this author.
As a whole it was an enjoyable read mostly. As a Christian female and one who waited to consummate her marriage on the wedding night, it was refreshing to see that aspect and all of it's challenges addressed in a realistic manner. I liked the two main characters and how we saw their relationship develop. The about face attitude, acceptance, and mending of the son and father's relationship was a little too unrealistic in it's timeframe, that could have been stretched out through the span of the book. The reason for 3 stars is how the book shifted off of the main characters to ancillary characters that seemed to be randomly introduced and just plopped in for filler. I understand wanting to set up for a sequel, so maybe the sequel's main characters should have been the only other important persons introduced. The whole story of Jeremy's boss and his wife was totally out of place and unnecessary and took away from the other aspects of the main characters. The last 3/4 of the book felt mismatched from the awesome beginning. The writer has promise, I may attempt to read other works on a non busy, rainy day.
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