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Unveiled: Tamar (The Lineage of Grace Series #1)

57 reviews
Francine Rivers

Tyndale House Publishers, 2000

WOW!
Unveiled: Tamar (The Lineage of Grace Series #1) What a GREAT Book! I absolutely did not want to put it down. When I did, I was so into it that I remembered where I left off and what had been going on. While it is a "Novella" therefore considered "fiction" I found that it followed scripture, simply turning it into a detailed story. I found the book intriguing and really enjoyed the Bible Study ...

The Elves of Cintra (Genesis of Shannara)

52 reviews
Terry Brooks

Del Rey, 2008

great read
This is an excellent book. I can't wait to receive the third book in series.

Paradise Lost (Penguin Classics)

23 reviews
John Milton

Penguin Classics, 2003

Timeless Classic
John Milton's "Paradise Lost" is a timeless classic. It's imagery, based itself upon 1500 years of previous Christian-cultural imagery, has shaped how the Western world views Christianity, sin, the fall, life, death, heaven, and hell. The open-minded non-Christian reader would do well to read "Paradise Lost" to become a literate student of Christian imagery. The Christian, willing to work ...

Forbidden History: Prehistoric Technologies, Extraterrestrial Intervention, and the Suppressed Origins of ...

27 reviews

Bear & Company, 2005

Still hoping............
I have been reading ALL this stuff for at least 35+ years. I still have all of it (including dear old Von Danniken)and NOBODY EVER "proves" anything! Indus Valley script still an enigma? That "Keeper of Antiquities" clown in Egypt who accepts foreign money for exploration, then slaps the lid on the results? On and on goes the list of teases...but never anything DEFINITIVE. Because where I ...

The Red Tent: A Novel

1427 reviews
Anita Diamant

Picador, 2007

great condition. quick delivery.
The book was in excellent condition. Looked brand new. Delivery was quick. I was exremely pleased.

Walt Disney's Legends of Imagineering and the Genesis of the Disney Theme Park

6 reviews
Jeff Kurtti

Disney Editions, 2007

Building the magic
In my work I'm at Walt Disney World every week, and the more I research it the more impressed I am. It is a place of boundless imagination. After Walt Disney's original vision, the bulk of the creative work has been in the capable hands of the Disney Imagineers. This book profiles 30 of these Disney artists and engineers. Although you could argue about the list (I'd love to see Mary Blair, but ...

Mr. Fix-It (Indigo Love Spectrum)

18 reviews
Crystal Hubbard

Genesis Press, 2008

Mr. Fix It Pleases the Senses
If reading a book is like eating a meal, then reading Mr. Fix It is like eating a gourmet meal. This is the first book that I have read by Ms. Hubbard, and I can tell you honestly, I was blown away at the skill of her writing. I have read few other books that gave me the impression that the author was a wordsmith. One example is Judith Ivory, who is not prolific, but beautifully writes historical ...

The Gypsy Morph (The Genesis of Shannara, Book 3)

40 reviews
Terry Brooks

Del Rey, 2008

great book
this was a great joining of the void series with the shannara series. had wondered for years how the great wars came about when they were described in the shannara series. also about the elves. was good to read about a "good" happening to the knights of the word. have all of the books by terry brooks. hope to read still more in the future. recommend this to complete the set.

Armageddon's Children (The Genesis of Shannara, Book 1)

108 reviews
Terry Brooks

Del Rey, 2007

Great Story
I am one of those readers who doesn't like, or dislike, any specific genre. My only goal is to find a great story that I can get lost in, and boy did this do it for me! I love all the characters, as they are so well developed. You watch them all have ups and downs, go through good and bad, and react according to their nature (which may not be what you expect). Great read!

Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects Christianity

15 reviews
John W. Loftus

Prometheus Books, 2008

The Gold Standard
John Loftus presents a thorough, honest, reasonable and accurate case for why he is an atheist, and more to the point, why Christianity should be rejected. This is a book to be read cover to cover, as each chapter builds on the chapters before it. He makes an excellent case for the position we should take in evaluating Christianity. Many people get trapped in circularity by arguing from within ...

Paradise Lost (Norton Critical Editions)

10 reviews
John Milton

W. W. Norton, 2004

The definitive Paradise Lost resource
It is a laborious read, but John Milton's Paradise Lost is worth it. First published in 1667, Paradise Lost remains, many contend, the greatest poem ever published in English, and Milton is deemed second only to Shakespeare among the pantheon of English writers. When reading Milton, be prepared for hundreds of references to Greek and Roman mythology that few of us (myself included) are familiar ...

Three Doors Down (Indigo)

4 reviews
Michele Sudler

Genesis Press, 2008

Loving Thy Neighbor
What a DELIGHTFUL romantic treat! Although I have a few of Michele Sudler's novels, this is the FIRST one I've actually read. I was CAPTIVATED from the first page. Ms. Sudler tackles several issues confronting women of all ages with regards to the dating scene. I enjoyed the matchmaking schemes of Kayla's best friend, Wanda and her two lovable teenage daughters. Ms. Sudler weaves a touching, ...

Choices (Indigo Love Spectrum)

17 reviews
Tammy Williams

Genesis Press, 2008

Great story
I loved and really enjoyed this book. It was a sweet, funny, romantic book. The characters were great both the main and the secondary characters. I loved the twins, they were LOL funny. The little boy was too cute, adorable and lovable for words. Without that little boy I think the story would have been less than it was.

The Tanach or Jewish Bible, with active table of contents

1 review

B&R Samizdat Express, 2008

TOC Works Now - But Line Breaks Are Problematic
I had left an earlier review mentioning that the links in the newly added Table of Contents didn't work. The publisher had left a comment as to what had happened and when a corrected edition would be available with working TOC links. I just redownloaded the book today and I am happy to say that the links now work. There is still one Kindle formatting issue and that is that the text breaks at the ...

The Manga Bible: From Genesis to Revelation

16 reviews
Siku

Galilee Trade, 2008

Great but short
This is a great interpretation and summary of the old and new testament. I have some very minor theological quibbles with the summary but it is easy to see that this was a labour of love for both Siku and Akin. I love the application of a lot of manga styles to the story and art. I only wish it was longer and in colour - much like the gorgeous Heavy Metal work Siku has done in the past. I ...

Genesis and the Big Bang: The Discovery Of Harmony Between Modern Science And The Bible

40 reviews
Gerald Schroeder

Bantam, 1991

About the Big Bang
This book presents a compelling argument that the events of the billions of years that cosmologists say followed the Big Band and those of the first six days described in Genesis are, in fact, one and the same----identical realities described in vastly different terms. Using language easily understod, Dr. Schroeder reconciles the observale facts of science with the very essence of Western ...

Passion's Furies

11 reviews
Altonya Washington

Genesis Press, 2008

More Than Meets The Eye
Charleston, South Carolina, 1821, is the setting for Altonya Washington' novel Passion's Furies. The McIver family were freed blacks, who were able to do many things that blacks only dreamed of doing at that time. Jacinta McIver wanted to see all blacks free and she wanted them to be able to do the same things that she was accustomed to doing. Jacinta was also very involved in the teachings ...

Rachel and Leah: Women of Genesis

22 reviews
Orson Scott Card

Forge Books, 2005

Engaging and insightful
I was so excited when I came across a copy of this book, and it is an amazing read, that takes us through the lives of four incredible young women later to be mothers of the Nation of Israel. First we read about Bilah, a clever young girl, who is taken by a a friend of her late father's to Laban's camp at Padan Aram, after her father's death in a tragic work accident, before we are introduced ...

Antarktos Rising - A Novel

49 reviews
Jeremy Robinson

Breakneck Books, 2007

Engaging
Very well written and quite enjoyable. The combination of fact and fantasy, science and science fiction, make for a delightful page-turner. I look forward to reading more from Jeremy and am already planning my next purchases!

Genesis: Translation and Commentary

13 reviews

W. W. Norton & Company, 1997

Life Changing
There are hosts of people for whom reading the Bible has been a life-changing experience. Reading this book was a life-changing experience for me as it changed the way I read the Bible. Alter shows Genesis as a work of literature. This doesn't mean that it holds no timeless truths. Rather the reverse. The fact that Genesis was written with a spirit beyond that found in a mere journalistic ...

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