When A Man Is Fed Up: Unlocking the Soul of a Few Good Men by Denise Cook-Godfrey


When A Man Is Fed Up: Unlocking the Soul of a Few Good Men
Title : When A Man Is Fed Up: Unlocking the Soul of a Few Good Men
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Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 155
Publication : Published December 24, 2021

Staggering through the shadows of rejection and abandonment, Xavier Taylor eagerly embraces the transition into adulthood; but, he must face the demons from his childhood closet! Hiding his heart within the security of childhood friendships, writing rap lyrics, and leaning upon the faith of his Grandmother, will Xavier discover his real purpose and destiny?

This is the gripping story of rescuing the little boy in order to release the soul of the man. Oftentimes, the anger of a man Is not anger at all...but the manifestations stemming from a cycle of trauma!

When A Man Is Fed Up: Unlocking the Soul of a Few Good Men Reviews

  • Ellowyn

    A Great Read

    This was a great read about unlocking the soul of a man. In this story we follow three young men from their teen years to adult hood. They are faced with many challenges that a lot of men go through. But once they are able to Let go and let God then the transformation can happen. As women we can never understand the struggles men have. The author did a great job with this book.

  • Ashley

    Absolutely great book

    Every man out there needs to read this book it will definitely help them get over their pride and egos. Hopefully it will teach them to learn how to forgive and move on. A definite must read for all men

  • Cassandra Johnson

    A good short read

    This was my first novel by this author and I enjoyed it. It’s a story about boys becoming men who are fed up with so many things. A story of secrets and traumas that causes a rippled effect. I do recommend reading this book.

  • Portia R Ford

    I couldn't put it down!

    Thanks Denise! Another wonderful read with a powerful message. Men need to feel respected. We must lift them in prayer too.