Book Review of Book of Days by James L. Rubart

Book Review of Book of Days by James L. Rubart

Book of Days by James L. Rubart   This fascinating book is all about redemption, the best kind of redemption. There is vengeance as well, especially the consequences of vengeance and the power of forgiveness to heal. It’s a Christian novel that’s hard to...
Book Review of Cold Island by Peter Colt

Book Review of Cold Island by Peter Colt

Cold Island by Peter Colt This police procedural mystery features justice, as it should. Vengeance rears its ugly head briefly. And one could argue redemption is at least beginning. It’s an interesting read that features brutal crimes against children, small-town...
Book Review of The Unhired Hand by R.O. Lane

Book Review of The Unhired Hand by R.O. Lane

The Unhired Hand by R.O. Lane This book is a short western featuring frontier justice. The bad guy is motivated mostly by greed and evil not vengeance. No redemption that I’ll give credit for, but there was an opportunity. This is the first western I’ve read in some...
Book Review of The Last Wife by Matt McGregor

Book Review of The Last Wife by Matt McGregor

The Last Wife by Matt McGregor This psychological thriller features justice and maybe some redemption. There’s always this debate about prologues. I’ve even seen some say they skip right past them. Don’t skip the prologue in this one. The prologue is indicative of the...