VBT# Single, Saved & Searching - Renee Allen McCoy

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Single, Saved, & Searching (The True Love Novellas Book 2)

Review: Single, Saved and Searching - Book #2 True Love Novellas - Renee Allen McCoy - December 2014

He who finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains favor from the Lord. ~ Proverbs 18:22 

It seems to be the year of novellas at the moment, so readers if you are wanting a quick read and love to discover new Christian authors and don't mind reading about African-Americans, then Renee Allen McCoy's novella Single, Saved and Searching is the book for you as we meet Elisha Maxwell - her younger sister is getting married and wedding bells have been ringing all around Elisha with her friend's weddings and now her sisters . This makes her wonder though when it will be her turn and if you are a single lady in your late 20's and upwards like myself then you too will have asked yourself this same question as you start to wonder will I ever find true love or will I be destined to grow old as a spinster ? I have to admit though I have a relationship , I am now 27 and will be 28 in July and this question crosses my mind all the time as you worry about marriage and a family and if it will ever happen to you. Elisha decides that she doesn't want to end up a spinster and so she makes it her journey and goal to find a husband or at least someone who is her perfect match . Read as Elisha goes through dating and finds two hunky men at the end of her journey but which one is Mr Right - the one she thinks is her perfect match or the guy who she never thought in her wildest dreams that he would be the one she ended up with forever ?
Readers, what do you do when you want to find Mr. Right or have you found your Mr. Right Now ? 
Single , Saved and Searching was a cute romantic read that every woman who has ever questioned her relationship status and future will be able to relate too and the best thing readers is if you are wanting a quick read, then the novella size is perfect for your allocated reading time.


 


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