Date:                         3/11/2011

Title:                          Man Enough for Me

Author:                     Rhonda Bowen

ISBN 10:                   0-7582-5956-5

ISBN 13:                   978-0-7582-5956-1

Pages:                       304

Publisher:                Dafina/Kensington

Cover:                       Paperback

Reviewer:                Yolanda M. Johnson-Bryant– Literary Wonders!  

Rating:                      4 Stars

In Man Enough For Me, by Rhonda Bowen, Jules Jackson is a hard-working, twenty-something professional living in Toronto. Between her day job at the hospital and promoting gospel singers at night, Jules manages to keep herself busy.

Jules is certain that there are no good men left and decides that she’s done with them; that is until Germaine walk into her life. Even though she gives Germaine a hard time, she begins to soften and becomes sweet on him. After all, Germaine is good looking, successful and spiritual. Jules is sure she has hit the jackpot.  But Jules begins to get that familiar itch and soon realizes that Germaine has a secret…or two.

I found it hard to get into Man Enough For Me, so much that I started it over at least three times. Eventually, the story line picked up. Ms. Bowen touched on a topic that we all deal with, those “conditional Christians.” I always love it when an author can address those issues in a tasteful manner.

Overall this was a great title and would like to read more from this author.