Taking Boston

By: J. Steven Butler

Narrated by: Ben Prendergast

Jake Wilson is something peculiar in the deep-south Bible belt town of Warner Robins, GA. He's a single pastor. In his early thirties, he's built a large, contemporary church with plans for an expansive building project. His nine-year-old goddaughter, Boston, lives on the other side of the country. When her parents are killed in a car accident, she becomes an orphan, and Jake becomes an overnight father. When Boston bonds with Jessica, a young divorcee from Jake's church, Jessica becomes an integral part of their lives. Jessica awakens feelings in Jake he has long suppressed, but dark secrets haunt her. And when a vengeful church member learns of her past, he threatens to destroy everything Jake has worked for. Now Jake must help both girls to heal from their traumas while fighting for the church he's built. Can he be the father he needs to be? Can he help Jessica forgive herself? And can he save his church from the man determined to ruin him? Taking Boston is a story of how devastating sorrow can sometimes bring the greatest blessings.

©2023 J. Steven Butler (P)2024 J. Steven Butler

God's speaking to us through His Spirit to our spirit.

I loved the author's description of how Holy Spirit speaks through our spirits, the actions of other Christians, our circumstances and the use of the simple faith of a child in this story.
He brings home that we all have a past and as Christians we have a future. All things work together for the good of those who love the Lord and are called according to His purpose.
Not everyone is called to be a preacher or a part of their family. Sometimes it's the little things that count the most.