God Where Is My Boaz: A woman's guide to understanding what's hindering her from receiving the love and man she deserves

I like the book. It has a good message overall. However, what I wish books like these would emphasize on the great opportunities that come with being single and how to cope with the possibility of being single for a lifetime. I may sound like a pessimistic, but I'm tired of focusing wholeheartedly for something that may not be God will for my life. I just want to genuinely enjoy my life without worrying about my future marital status. I hope to have a family on my own. However, this pass year I asked myself how I would I cope with life if I found myself still single ten years down the road despite all my best efforts. I've been single for long time and know others in my same position.It hurt to realize that there a possibility I will never get married. I don't believe in running away from things. So I am looking for books that not prepare you for new husband but also allow you to accept the present. I would like to hear from people who wanted to get married but found themselves single for most of their adult life. I want to hear how they coped with the disappointment of not getting married.

I’m still waiting on my Boaz. This book does not offer any more advice than the Bible which you can read for free. Save your money and buy a coffee instead where you might run in to Boaz.

This was a good read but the book could've been longer, $9.00 for a 15 minute read, I mean com on!

The piece is absolutely encouraging for the woman not too grounded in scripture (misunderstandings) while trying lead a godly life and deal with any guy. I gave it three stars because I think it’s a bit overpriced, considering most of the points in the book are common sense according to a genuine personal relationship with God. I almost feel cheated but I’m happy that this work can provide clarity and spark deliverance for women.

The best book that encourages women to acknowledge, accept, understand, forgive and move on from their binding circumstances to walk in the spirit of Jesus Christ and be free.

What revelation. I would recommend this book to every woman who is "waiting for her Boaz" and to learn hot to "prepare herself for Boaz". This book will show you why and how.

Very Insightful and Eye Opening. I knew many points that were mentioned; but never followed them. This book helped me gain a better position to focus on what is important and necessary. This was a good book and swift read. I wish the book was longer. I would definitely recommend this book to others and I think I will read it again!

I really love this book. It was short (only about 100 pages) and the content was really good. I actually couldn't put this book down!At first you learn the true story of Ruth and Boaz. The beginning of each chapter has a short bible verse that relates to the topic of the chapter. Stephan discusses why things happen/don't happen and why (and how) you should pray and ask God for assistance. Then Stephan goes through different scenarios of why you don't have your Boaz. For example, in the one chapter Stephan says one problem might be that you have religion but you don't have a relationship with God.I would recommend this book to any single woman. Even if you aren't looking for your forever sweetheart, this book helps to get your mind focused. *That is my personal recommendation only. I added 2 images of the book so you can see a little preview of the inside content.

Very helpful advice that every woman with or without religion should read. Answers questions honestly and really makes you like at yourself and your actions when you are dating. I wish men would read stuff like this too, sometimes feels like women are the only ones trying to improve relationships and men are making the money off of us as they are the ones writing these books.

Apart from a few grammatical errors e.g using there instead of their, this book is a must read. There are basic but important principles on letting go of the past, hearing God and acting on His word and stepping out in faith. He also talks about living a life worthy of your purpose and general human relationships.We sometimes forget our baggage prevents and clouds is from being open to receive love.Great book

It's a good book to read, makes you think, reflect and evaluate yourself. It's great conditioning for how to carry yourself as a young woman, stay positive in your search and preparation for that special one

I love this book so much.It answered so many questions I had racing around in my head for quite sometime.Did not expect it to read as well as it did;I just could not put it down...I defo recommend this book

Ok read. I had greater expectations but don't think this book went deep enough, felt it tried to cover too many areas. A lot of things I knew or had read elsewhere. Don't feel this book really prepares women to finding their Boaz but gives a sense of hope of the possibility