I'd give a half star if I could. I even tried to like it more. The first half of the book was thoroughly enjoyable; it was quietly spiritual. And then it turned. AT the halfway point I was really put off by the pushiness of the religious aspect. At the three quarter point I was like: "wait a...
This book was a 4+ in the pleasure it gave -- a page-turning fast read with delightfully vivid characters and an underlying puzzle/mystery that tantalized the characters as well as the reader. It is an interesting combination of historical fiction, Christian fiction, and mystery, with some qualit...
Sadly it was boring. I realized later that this is the third book in a series. Maybe there is something I missed but everything seemed to be explained; however, while listening I simply assumed a few things. Boy was I disappointed. This book was separated into two audio files. The two characters ...
When I finished this book, I asked myself: do I regret that I read it? The answer is: no, but I would never re-read it. Not that I don't like spy novels, but I found this one weak and unattractive. The main characters have no real depth and don't develop themselves, except that they fall in love ...
An excellent suspense book.At the beginning I was confused by the chapters that are in italics. I figured that out and enjoyed the rest of the book very much. It is not like the 'normal' fiction books I read. The subject matter is deeper. Though, I like that about it. It is nice to read a more ch...
This book gets off to a slow start, taking a bit too long to let us in on what’s going on, but once it gets going, it’s not bad.Wynn Bryant is a man of means who obviously travels in better circles than I do, since at a mere suggestion from his sister, he becomes an interim Congressman. He wande...
