A Man Worth Waiting For: How to Avoid a Bozo

The best book I have ever read about finding a man worth marrying. When you think about the possibility of finding this man, why wouldn't a Christian girl want to wait for her Boaz? Frankly even the knight in shinning armor doesn't come up to Boaz's standards. This is a Biblicaly based book with wonderful scriptures references. It really encourages waiting not for the perfect soul mate, but for someone who you deserve. The story of Ruth and Boaz is like a fairy tale, but as Christians we can have faith it really happened and God wants to write our love story too. This book would be well suited for teenagers, and a really good discussion book for singles groups.

Bozo or Boaz? Give this to your daughter, granddaughter and niece to read, read and read again - while in high school - before she goes off to college with all the distractions and peer pressure. Pray without ceasing that she will take all of this to heart and find her Boaz... not settle for a Bozo. Give it to all the girls in your church youth group. Have a Sunday School class discussing it, etc. Yes, this is a five star book!

I'm reading it now and love it. I'm 24 and a single mom of 2 daughters and i'm already thinking about buying another 2 copies for my daughters to read one day when they are old enough to read/ understand this book. Its awesome and I've gained a lot of insight from it and i'm only on the 4th chapter. -Hold out and wait for your Boaz!! Be like Ruth (virtuous woman) so you can find your Boaz! I highly recommend this to single ladies, especially our younger generation/ teenagers!

This book is a must read for all girls/women who are thinking about or actively dating. So many women settle for any man who will take them rather than a man who will respect, protect and love them. This will shed light on those areas of character and belief that shape our dating disasters.

This is a great read, especially if you are a Christian woman who has dated around and been waiting kind of impatiently for Mr. Right. This book brings up a lot of great points that I had never thought about in dating. It is definitely not your typical dating "self help" book. Jackie has the perfect balance of advice and bible application, without being overbearing. I loved it!

It seems a lot of the topics covered in this book could be totally avoided by simply not dating at all. Then you'll get God's best instead of a bozo(loser). That's what biblical courting is all about. I was told this book was excellent for teens, but I realized that they do not hold the high standards I expected they would. I, therefore, do not recommend this book to any teen or pre-teen seeking biblical relationship counsel. It is so close to the worlds methods of dating that for a Christian, it allows you too much unbiblical freedom in a relationship that could otherwise lead to a compromise of purity. I would rather recommend the book "Just Friends" by Mike Ray and Cary Schmidt. It gives much safer guidelines for a young Christian to live by.

At first I thought that this book would be another "relationship" book but I was wrong. This book opened my eyes more and now I can put into practice the concepts that were laid out.

Very interesting book, really opened my eyes on where I was going wrong choosing a great mate