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The Dead Don't Dance
- By Charles Martin
- Published 11/5/2006
- Fiction
The Dead Don’t Dance by Charles Martin is a powerful book. Captivating and completely engrossing are two phrases that come to mind when I think of this book. Set in a small town in South Carolina, Dylan and Maggie Styles are expecting their first child. Tragedy in the delivery room leaves Maggie in a coma and Dylan unsure how to handle things now.
Presumed Guilty
- By James Scott Bell
- Published 11/5/2006
- Fiction
Presumed Guilty is about a pastor, Ron Hamilton, whose church is thriving. He’s just released a book about pornography in the church which is expected to become a bestseller. Then a young woman is found murdered. She is a porn star and all the evidence points to Ron Hamilton.
Heidi Elliot Series: Book 1: Balancing Act
- By Kimberly Stuart
- Published 11/5/2006
- Series
Six months after the birth of her daughter, Heidi Elliot is near her whit’s end from the demands of motherhood. With her maternity leave running out and the prospect of juggling teaching Spanish at the High School while raising her daughter and caring for her house and her husband, Jake who owns and operates the local paint store, it just doesn’t seem like it is all possible.
Saint
- By Ted Dekker
- Published 11/5/2006
- Fiction
Saint is a book that will have you guessing about reality from the first chapter. Just as Carl Strople is struggling to discover if what he believes is real so is the reader trying to “catch up” to what is truly going on. I liked this about the book because I was just as surprised as Carl was when he learned the truth about things.
Treason by Don Brown is a well crafted story about two JAG officers. Zack Brewer and Diane Colcernian have been rivals since law school yet team up in the court martial against three Navy chaplains accused of committing acts of terrorism.