About the book: Pound Foolish | Book Four in the Windy City Neighbors series (Castle Rock Creative, October 2014)
Greg Singer coordinates consumer sports shows for powerboats, four wheelers, snowmobiles, and jet skis---macho toys for outdoor men like himself. But the job puts tremendous stress on his marriage with Nicole, who for the first time notices the handsome lawyer at the end of the block. "Greener pastures?" When the recession hits Greg's industry, he thinks the crisis is merely an opportunity for God to bless him with unmatched prosperity, a promise he hears preached each Sunday, and he steps out in bold faith . . . But is he being "pound foolish"?
The fourth in the Windy City Neighbors series, Pound Foolish explores the economic upheaval and uncertainties challenging every family. Intersecting with Penny Wise (book three), the Jacksons employ the innovating storytelling technique of "parallel novels." Though each book follows its own drama and story arc, the characters' lives become intertwined and affect one another. Pound Foolish returns us to Beecham Street---a typical American neighborhood . . . where a growing friendship brings new meaning to prosperity.
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About the authors: Dave and Neta Jackson
are award-winning authors living in the Chicago area where their
parallel novels from the Yada Yada House of Hope and Harry Bentley
series are set. As a husband/wife writing team, Dave and Neta Jackson
are enthusiastic about books, kids, walking with God, gospel music, and
each other! Together they are the authors or coauthors of over 100
books.My review:
Pound Foolish is part of The Windy City Neighbors series. This novel is about a family that is facing the same experience as any other family today. In this story we have a couple that struggles to carry on even though one of them has been laid off from their job. Greg has taken his beliefs a little too far. Is he not really listened to what he is hearing? Greg and Nicole must overcome obstacles before they can go forward. Is it too late? I give this book a 4/5. I was given this book by Litfuse Publicity Group and all opinions are my own.
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