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Book Review
by Mari Carlson
"A Life without End" is a future-set novel that faces morbid issues in an ultimately loving way. Garland DeNelsky’s insightful, buoyant novel "A Life without End" probes questions about life after death. Stan Miller has been...
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"From Paul to Saul" is an engaging, faith-driven postapocalyptic novel. In Joel McNenny’s engrossing and thrilling dystopia "From Paul to Saul", a new generation faces an uncertain future, directed by questions of faith, morality, and...
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Sloot Peril, a modest accountant who is “only as superstitious as required by law,” is an unlikely hero in the humorous fantasy "Peril in the Old Country". With a lyrical flair that evokes P. G. Wodehouse, Peril is funny and fun....
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Loaded with action and intrigue, "The Ways of Heaven" fields multiple stories at once—an engaging secondary love story, a murder case, a love triangle, and the racism of the West in the late 1800s. Rose Walker defies convention when...
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"The Night People" pairs quantum mechanics and human emotion in compelling ways, successfully merging hard-driving action and arresting insight. Lane Alexander’s "The Night People" deftly combines the magical boarding school story with...
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The combination of clear instruction, inspiring tone, and personal experience make this a compelling guide for getting healthier quickly. Although two weeks might seem a scant amount of time to overhaul a lifetime of poor health habits,...
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Syed B. Ali’s book makes a logical, timely, and relevant case for Islam. Can a whole religion be blamed for the actions of some of its followers? Syed B. Ali’s "A Closer Look at Islam" seeks to provide a clearer look at the Islamic...
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Anyone who appreciates supple writing and fine storytelling will enjoy every minute spent reading these stories. Eleven compulsively readable short stories reach beyond the collection’s title in V. S. Kemanis’s "Love and Crime". The...