Pound Foolish Book #REVIEW

This is my second trip to Beecham Street - the first being when I reviewed Penny Wise.  In Dave and Neta Jackson's lastest novel  Pound Foolish we learn more about the Greg and Nicole Singer. This is book 4 in the Windy City Neighbors series.  The Jackson's have a unique way of overlapping their stories while digging in deeper into the main character's life.  

This was a powerful book touching on tough subjects like prosperity Christianity and marriage difficulties.  We see two strong people (Nicole and Greg) trying to navigate their life.  They ultimately work things out with the help of godly counsel and The Lord.

About this book:

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.

You can purchase your copy of Pound Foolish at your local book stores or online at stores like Amazon.