He's Saved...But Is He for Real?

by Kim Brooks

Book Overview

It's been almost two years since Michelle Williamson's boyfriend, Pierre Dupree, walked out on her to marry a minister's daughter. Since then, Michelle's friendship with her church buddy David has deepened into something sweet and special, but learning that Pierre has called off his wedding throws her into confusion. When Pierre wants Michelle back, she's forced to make a choice--one she may regret. Liz Coleman has two great blessings--her calling...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373831234
• ISBN13: 9780373831234
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Harlequin Kimani New Spirit
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Now This is a Sequel!!!

Wow!!! Not a basic cheesy let tie all the end up in a bow sequel. Very Suspenseful. At time a tab bit of humor. All of them don't just up an get married, THE END. Love that!!! But most of all I like the fact I could see the Holy Ghost working these characters over in a few different scenes of the book. Sandy in the Party, Michelle- Forgiveness Sermon, Liz- Her Sermon. That was so amazing!!! Real characters being "saved" and not "churched" or "very religious" I hope Ms. Brooks makes one more on these characters. Just one more!!!

Great Sequel

I thought that Brooks did a great job with the sequel. I was totally engrossed from the very moment that I started reading. I completed reading this book in 3 days. I found myself reading into the wee hours of the night and waking up in the wee hours of the morning so that I could read it. If you liked the first one, you will love the second!! I am ready for the third.

Very Good

I'm glad she did a sequel to He's Fine but is He Saved. This book was very good and better than the first one she wrote. It's basically a continuation on the lives of three young ladies and their journey in finding love. This book was suspenseful from beginning to end. I especially enjoyed the dating adventures Sandy was going through to find true love. This book is so fun and enjoyable to read. By the way things ended in this book, I hope she does Part III. It still had you guessing for more. She did a very good job with this one.

Wait For Love, You'll Get Your Chance

This is the continuation of Kim Brooks' He's Fine But Is He Saved?, where friends Michelle, Liz and Sandy continue their quest for love. In He's Saved But Is He For Real?, Brooks allows her readers to accompany these three women as they continue their respective searches for "the one." Complicating matters in each of their respective searches, Michelle is in a relationship at the time "fine as ever" Pierre Dupree resurfaces, begging her back in his life after having duped her at the alter two years ago. Liz finds herself vulnerable and insecure in her new relationship; later finding that something from her past is withholding her from truly being able to love like God intended. Sandy is still falling for the same old tricks, not only does she continue hurting herself, she hurts those closest to her. Michelle's strength and obedience in this story is truly amazing. The character trait I liked most in Michelle was the supernatural ability to forgive after having been wronged by someone close to her. Liz confronts her past in order that she is released for her future and Sandy, well she's still Sandy with a lot of growing to do. I think Brooks' next novel in the series just may hold the answer to Sandy's fate. With the help of friends and family, and obedience to God's word, each of the ladies learn that she must let go and let God in finding true love. Another point I'd like to mention is that while " . . . Is He For Real?" is the continuation of ". . . Is He Saved?," this book can stand alone for people like myself who did not read Brooks' first release. I particularly liked Brooks' writing style and the story progression. I'd definitely recommend this book and look forward to more from this author.

Hot Chocolate! This is good!

Kim Brooks comes with it in this one and talks real about sex, celibacy and what it means to be "saved." Naw, it's not "too religious"--- it's real and exactly what is missing in the lives of the "drama mamas." She talks about the affects of growing up without a father and how that affects all relationships: romantic male/female and just friendships. When reading this book, you have to remember it is a novel...though it seems REAL. "He's Saved...But is He for Real?" is really good. For Real. Funny too. Pam Perry, Chocolate Pages Reviewer