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Four POVs. Three Big Ideas. Two Interesting Twists. One Technically Error Free Book.

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Deep Look At American Evangelicalism Falls Just Short In Being All That It Could Have Been. Up front: I too am a former Southern Baptist Convention evangelical. My own sojourn of the last 20+ yrs has taken me from a child raised by a Deacon under the pastorage of a man through my teens who would later become a President of the Georgia Baptist Convention to a wanderer searchin

Transformative Yet Still A Touch Myopic. In centering this book around a grid that combines the traditional left/ right spectrum with "Modernity" and "Post-Modernity" as its up and down, Butler does an interesting and even transformative job of showing Americans that no matter what they think about politics

'Comparative Religions' For US Politics Should Be Required Reading For Every Voter In An Election Year. The title of this review basically sums up the entire review. This truly is a well written "comparative

Lots Of Grand Ideas. No Technical Errors. Plenty Readers May Not Like. This is one of those books that is filled with GRANDIOSE IDEAS it wants to communicate and build an interesting story around. And it does that. There are n

And So It Ends As It Began. If you go into this book expecting a long, drawn out farewell ala The Return Of The King... 1) you don't know Jeremy Robinson very well and 2) you're going to be disa

For this blog tour, we're looking at a complex, interwoven thriller with a lot of moving parts. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Vacation by John Marrs.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (TheStoryGraph, BookHype, Goodreads):

Complex, Interwoven Thriller With Numerous Characters And Flashbacks. Hell, the one thing to knock this book

Solid Short Hallmarkie Christmas Read. Let's face it, as we all go into Christmas weekend, ever

For this blog tour, we're looking at a pulse pounding thriller with one of the best prologues I've ever encountered. Seriously, this prologue makes the case for *every* book having one. For this blog tour, we're looking at Pray For Her by Holly S. Roberts.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (

For this blog tour, we're looking at the latest pulse pounding thriller in BR Spangler's Detective Casey White series that introduces a new idea into the series for the first time. For this blog tour, we're looking at Our Sister's Grave by B.R. Spangler