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I finally finished reading David Murrow's "Why Men Hate Going to Church (updated)", after having put it down for a couple of months while I read other books and worked on other things.

The best I can say about this book is that it is a gold mine,

Skye Jethani's With: Reimagining The Way You Relate to God was my first book through the BookSneeze review program, and I'm honestly glad I found the program and this book on it. You see, this is one of the more mind blowing books I've

I've read every single book Mr. Robinson has put out so far, though Mr. Ellis is new to me. So I have a pretty good fe

I don't care who you are, where you are from, what you are doing, or what your religious or pol

Overall, the short stories in this collection are just that - short. Yet Robinson still manages to tell distinct, engaging stories in each. The explanations afte

This book was originally published in 5 parts. Here are my reviews in order:

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I've been speaking with the author over the past couple of days about this book, and my trepidation of buying it even though I am an avid fan of his work. The reason for my trepidation is one factor alone: the Young Adult classification.

But I bit the bullet and bought the book last night - and even though it didn't arrive on my Kindle until 12:01a, I've already finished it. It is that good. I don't know how Kindle lines translate to pages, but as far as length goes this was 4K or so lines compared to 6K or so from Lee Child's Worth Dying For, which was the first book I bought on my Kindle.

TRUST

This was an AMAZING book. Better than Cussler's *Atlantis Rising*, better than Alten's *Domain*, and yet this guy doesn't

I literally finished this book in about 36 hours after starting it - I couldn't put it down!

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This week, we're talking about a new to me time period of historical fiction from yet another new to me Lake Union author. This week, we're talking about

This week we're looking at a tale of three people who come together to face nearly insurmountable odds during World War II. This week, we're looking at