This week's blog review: The Harbinger by Jonathan Cahn. My rating: **** http://www.authorcagray.com/posts/the-harbinger/ Check out this episode! ...
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Where the Sky Begins
Today's podcast comes from this blog review of Where the Sky Begins. Check out this episode! ...
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The Betrayed
While most of Jeff Wheeler's books feel very similar to me, and it's really more about the atmosphere and feel of his books than the actual stores themselves as far as I'm concerned, there is always a commonality. His heroes and heroines are all "every man" and "every woman." They're ...
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Review of Think Like A Freak
I absolutely loved "Freakonomics," and was amazed by the authors' innovative way of looking at problems and whittling them down to essential components that almost nobody else had ever thought to see before. The title of this book made me think that they would teach me how to think like they did, ...
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Review of Jesus Revolution
This is such a hard book to rate.
The first half was an incredible overview of history. It took me emotionally through the 50s as a setup for the 60s and 70s, so that I could experience what it was like as if I had been there, reading almost like a narrative version of Billy Joel's "We Didn't ...
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Because You Loved Me
Beth Moran has become one of my favorite authors, but this isn't my favorite of her offerings. Some of the themes are pretty grim, though it does have her signature happily-ever-after.
The story follows Marion, a 20-something girl trying to find both herself, and the mystery of who her father was ...
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Fingerprints of the Gods
2nd read:
I picked this up again, because I was looking to do research for my next book... mostly just looking for inspiration. I downloaded the e-book version so that I could highlight relevant portions, and then listened via audio to the portions that didn't seem as important for my purposes. ...
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The Hunted
Every time I read a Jeff Wheeler book, I marvel at how I get so swept up into his world (they're all set more or less in the same one, or rather the same interconnected series of worlds, on a timeline I've never been clearly able to define.) All of his main characters are the same ordinary, ...
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The Harbinger
This is the second Jonathan Cahn book I've read - the style isn't my favorite, as I'd prefer he just share the information rather than create a fictional narrative to deliver it. He creates some "mysteries" in the course of his storytelling that aren't real (though it's not hard to tease apart the ...
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Where The Sky Begins
Rhys Bowen novels are always rather slow-moving, episodic, and character driven, which is kind of what I like about them. They feel rather calming, like an escape into someone else's life. Common features are that the protagonists are always female, always artistic in some way (Josie in this one is ...
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