When Solomon Sings

De: Kendra Norman-Bellamy

Narrado por: D. S. VanNiel

Could Shaylynn Ford be the perfect woman for Neil Taylor? Neil certainly thinks so. The problem is, he’s pretty sure he’s not her perfect man - that was her husband, Emmett, a wealthy politician who was assassinated eight years ago.

Neil, the director of a Christian school, is gifted with a singing voice that can heal the sick and bring souls to Christ, but his own soul is burdened by his insecurities and past indiscretions. He feels like he’s in competition with the memory of Emmett - and Neil’s desperation to win Shaylynn’s heart may lead him to do something he may regret.

Meanwhile, Shay herself is head over heels for Neil, and she just wishes he would open up to her. It may take a miracle to make Neil’s heart sing again.

©2012 Kendra Norman-Bellamy (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

Loretta

This book was amazing it had everything in it, I’m so sure that it is the most anointed book ever, This book had me entering into the present of God. Love it looking forward to the next ones.

Thank you Kendra!

Loved the book messages and my ultimate favorite character was Homer. Yes on this audible a couple of lines were repeated. But get pass that and listen to the messages. This book kept me wanting more and learning the different layers of each character. Also kept me hoping for the best outcome even when it wasn't the outcome I expected. That's what kept it so on point! Breathe Jesus is one of my new mantras. Thank you for sharing.

Amen!!!

I have thoroughly enjoyed your Christian filled, faith tested, praise & worship, friendship and love enduring all walks of life storyline.

I have great anticipation for the next release!

Loved it!!!

Thank you so much Kendra. This story was beyond enjoyable. Made my soul happy. Not only did you tell any amazing story of love but there were good life and spiritual lessons to ponder as well. Look forward to more from you. Be blessed.

Baby!!!!! It was so pure!

I loved the entire storyline. It is refreshing to listen to a book and still be able to witness the power of Jehovah. This is my third book by the author, and I think I’ll go through her entire catalog!

Great read

I didn't think the sequel would be as enchanting, but it was well written and not a dull moment...A must read

Great book!

Loved the element of surprise. Great story line. Worth the price and listen. Great!

Living in the shadow of a dead man is hard

Neil Solomon Taylor was in love with a widow who was younger than him. His problem was that he was jealous of the memory of a dead man, one that was imperfect but perfect in the mind of Neil. He had so many insecurities and questions about himself and his past with two failed marriages. He did not know how to deal with these questions. His relationships with his best friend and pastor and an aging deacon kept him on the straight and narrow. Shaylynn Ford was the best thing to happen to him and he desperately wanted to make her his wife.

This story was sort of boring in the beginning but soon kept my attention in the end. The friendship and support between Neil, C.J., and the deacon was something that all people should hope to have that friend who gives excellent support to the friend in need. They all supported each other. The support that Shaylynn gave Theresa in her time of need was heartbreaking and scary.

In the end, miracles do happen when Solomon sings. God used his voice for healing and love.

<b>NOTE:</b> <i> This story was listened to with Audible.com and read for a book club. </i>

Beautiful Love Story

I love this book! The author did an excellent job by ..
maintaining your attention throughout the whole book.

A bit of a struggle

If I didn't already know that I enjoyed booked by this author, I probably would not have made it through this book. The reading was almost painful to listen to. It sounded robotic and stacatto. Emphasis and emotions were often missing or misplaced. It was a bit of a struggle to listen to this one. I already know and loved the characters and that helped me get through it. I enjoyed the story, but not the reader.