Dr. Gregory Dixon, one of the brightest stars in brain medicine, finds his professional duties at odds with his best friend, Derrick Madison, esquire, when the patient Gregory has committed to save kills Derrick’s mother. To make matters worse, Gregory falls for his patient, Grace, despite Derrick’s quest to make her pay for his mother’s death.

If you are a hopeless romantic, this book is for you. If you want to read a book about black men who aren’t keeping secrets and having baby Mama Drama, then this book is for you. If you are a christian woman and you want to find a good read that nurtures your soul, this book is for you.

Kendra Norman-Bellamy brings southern charm and grace to inspirational romance fiction with For love and Grace, her debut novel.

o why did I give it a four rating? Although the story is sweet and the characters well thought out, there are some pacing problems in the book that slows the reader down. Bellamy has some basic style challenges: point of view shifts, time change, character generalizations and plot points that the normal reader wouldn’t see. But would feel when he/she says, let me read that again” or “Did I read that right?” More than likely these minor glitches would be cleared by the time the book is re-released through BET Books this summer.
Nonetheless, Bellamy is an author to watch in the future with two more books following this one, and she promises to keep the good men coming.

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