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8 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2007

Very good read
Alton Gansky's book "Zero-G" is an excellent novel. It involves a disaster about the space shuttle and the subsequent ramifications of that accident. I do not want to give plot details away, but let me say the characters are well developed, and realistic. The plot is well written and takes unexpected turns. The dialogue makes the characters even better. The one slight draw back I have ...

Tarnished Image (The Barringston Relief Chronicles #2)

3 reviews
Alton L. Gansky

WaterBrook Press, 1998

Outstanding sequel to Terminal Justice
Tarnished Image takes up where Terminal Justice left off. For that reason, I recommend reading the Terminal Justice first. In Tarnished Image, David is now the head of Barringston Relief. His character is further developed, and the story line is equally full of twists and action. It is top level entertainment with an uplifting message. I particularly like the way the author, Alton Gansky, ...

The Bell Messenger: A Novel

8 reviews
Robert Cornuke

Howard Books, 2008

an interesting memorable work
In 1865 Virginia Union Army Lieutenant Jeremiah Tate and his men met and killed Confederate soldiers. The Northern military officer also killed a fundamentalist Confer date preacher holding a bible; the victim was known locally as THE BELL MESSENGER for he spread the Lord's Word to the soldiers. Before he died the preacher gave his bible to Tate along with a letter to his mother stating that a ...

Enoch
Alton Gansky

Realms, 2008

Marked for Mercy (Ridgeline Mystery Series #1)

2 reviews
Alton Gansky

Chariot Victor Publishing, 1998

Controversial subject woven into great story
Marked for Mercy is a good solid mystery with compelling, likeable characters. It also treats the issue of euthanasia fairly, showing both pro and con perspectives. The author and main character are prolife, as am I, so I was happy that the prevailing thought was that euthanasia is wrong. Since reading A Ship Possessed and Vanished by the same author, I hurriedly ordered everything Gansky has ...

Out of Time (J. D. Stanton Mystery Series #3)

10 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2003

A great read--a thrilling ride
I don't know how Alton Gansky continues to do it, but his J D Stanton books always keep me turning pages as fast as I can. This well-crafted work was hard to put down. And don't make the mistake of trying to read the last fourth of the book when you're alone, late at night--you'll sleep with the lights on. I did. Here's hoping that there are more J D Stanton books hidden in Gansky's fertile ...

Vanished (J. D. Stanton Mystery Series #2)

8 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2000

An explanation is due, but you might not believe me!
Well, Gansky brings back J.D. Stanton, retired Navy Captain, he takes us above sea level, and then really has us seeing stars! It isn't often that a follow up book is as good as the first, yet this is an exception. Both "A Ship Possessed" and "Vanished" deal in spiritual warfare, yet in different ways. Gansky takes a community of Roanoke II, and then most of it disappears. Why? Yeah, that is ...

Angel

6 reviews
Alton L. Gansky

Realms, 2007

Gansky writing
Very pleased! Fast delivery and packaged well. Pastor Gansky is a gifted writer and every one of his books has a twist I least expected. I wonder if his sermons are as interesting!

A Ship Possessed (J. D. Stanton Mystery Series #1)

23 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 1999

Gripping, powerful!
This was great! Alton Gansky is right up there with the greats, Ted Dekker, Frank Peretti, and so on. What made this a plus book for me was, I love submarine stuff! Right on, brother! Join retired Naval Captain, J.D. Stanton as he is called to investigate what looks to be a ghost ship. And it is a WWII sub at that! I like the demeanor of Stanton throughout the entire book. He's cool, calm under ...

Beneath the Ice (Perry Sachs Mystery Series #2)

8 reviews
Alton Gansky

Barbour Publishing, Incorporated, 2004

The main course is frostbite! The appetizers are chills. Enjoy!
This is Perry Sachs book #2, so I realize that I'm a little bit behind on a few Gansky thrillers. I guess I always have some catching up to do. But this was great! For me it took a few pages for this to pick up, but once it did it happened rather nicely. So, if you happened to read "A Treasure Deep," then you can expect appearances from Jack Dyson, Gleason, and if you know Gansky's writing, a few ...

Before Another Dies (The Madison Glenn Series #2)

3 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2005

what fun amongst the twists and turns
I love how Gansky propels you in one direction and it sounds so reasonable and yet he has something up his sleeve. He is a master of compelling, turn-paging novels. I'm always eager to get into his books and this one pleased me as usual. Suspenceful and romantic, I couldn't wait to get back to it.

A Treasure Deep (Perry Sachs Mystery Series #1)

8 reviews
Alton L. Gansky

Barbour Publishing, Incorporated, 2005

Think you've got it figured out? You don't!
This is the type of novel that keeps me coming back to Alton Gansky's work. When you think you finally see where this is going (ala Kevin Bowen's "Wil's Bones" or Paul Maier's "Skeleton in God's Closet"), you're wrong! The storyline keeps a fairly consistent pace throughout. You'll come up with a dozen theories as to what the "Treasure" in the title is, but by the end you'll realize you weren't ...

Director's Cut (The Madison Glenn Series #3)

4 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2005

Director's Cut is a delicious slice of suspense!
Madison Glenn's beautiful cousin, Catherine Anderson, is in Santa Rita to star in a dinner theater production. Yet, when Catherine's chauffeur is found dead in her swimming pool, the curtain almost comes down on the performance. It seems that someone has written a few changes into the script that makes real life more lethal. Alton Gansky knows how to tell a great story and this book is no ...

Finder's Fee

6 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2007

Brilliantly written...
The day had started off normally for Judith Find. She'd grabbed her customary cup of coffee, conferred with her loyal assistant, and started in on the stack of work that was on her desk. As CEO of Find Inc. she always had a lot to do and this day was no different - until she realized that one of the envelopes on her desk was ringing. When she opens the envelope and answers the phone inside, her ...

Crime Scene Jerusalem

7 reviews
Alton Gansky

River Oak, 2007

Witty, sarcastic, heart-wrenching and engaging
Premier crime scene investigator Maxwell Odom is being sent on a vacation he wants nothing part of. Still grieving over a hidden pain, Max can't keep away from an investigation that's become too personal, and hounding the investigators in charge has landed him into hot water with his superiors. When his boss offers him some "leave time" to lecture at a forensics convention in Jerusalem, it's ...

40 Days: Encountering Jesus Between the Resurrection And Ascension

3 reviews
Alton Gansky

B&H Publishing Group, 2007

Perceptive and Powerful
Great stuff. A perceptive, powerful and personal look at our Savior's first days as risen Lord. Every adult Sunday School should read and discuss this book!

Terminal Justice (The Barringston Relief Chronicles #1)

2 reviews
Alton L. Gansky

WaterBrook Press, 1998

Thought provoking and thoroughly entertaining
How grand that I discovered Alton Gansky! After reading Vanished I quickly ordered everything he has written. Terminal Justice was great...I found it to be full of action, with lifelike characters. It posed some moral questions that added yet another dimension to the book. The protagonist is a minister whose wife left him for a member of the congregation. He was shattered emotionally, ...

The Prodigy

17 reviews
Alton Gansky

Zondervan, 2001

prodigy
this book was great. really enjoyed it. I can hardly wait for a sequill to come out. sure hope one is in the making.

Submerged (Perry Sachs Mystery Series #3)

8 reviews
Alton Gansky

Barbour Publishing, Incorporated, 2005

Deeply Engrossing
This story follows Perry Sachs in his final adventure. He seeks to uncover the cause of a mysteious illness that claims the lives of his friends. It is an imaginative twist of the Gov. Conspiracy plot with the Supernatural Thriller plot. What highlights the tale is how unique and vivid the imagery is, from the strange demon inhabited caves to the surface of a toxic lake, Gansky captures the ...

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