Books

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  Once Again, Vey Rises to the Occasion Tim Laitinen Sep 19, 2012
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  Rise of Nine is Hollow Inside Sometimes it’s hard to disguise reality. Consider The Rise of Nine, James Frey’s latest sequel in his Lorien Legacies series about teenaged aliens on planet Earth. Tim Laitinen Sep 10, 2012
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  Enemies Can Point Us to Christ Tim Laitinen Aug 14, 2012
• The Light Between Oceans a Breathtaking Breakthrough Susan Ellingburg Aug 14, 2012
• No Greater Love a Stunning Tale of Life, Evil Leiv Benkert shares how God used his ordinary American family to help snatch children from the jaws of death in Ethiopia. Tim Laitinen Aug 07, 2012
• Don't Hide from This Military Thriller Now a pastor, co-author Jeff Struecker’s prior experience as an Army Major makes this fast-paced military thriller come to life. Tim Laitinen Jul 02, 2012
• Jane Austen Guide to Life Yields Good Advice Lori Smith taps into Jane Austen’s novels and mind and applies the best 18th century lessons for life in these modern times. Lindsay Williams Jun 19, 2012
• Marriage Survival Tips: Never Stop Holding Hands The back cover asks, “What really matters in a relationship?” And that is just what Grylls seeks to discuss. Debbie Holloway Jun 14, 2012
• Ten Books Every Christian Should Read Although not everybody has the luxury of enjoying a summer vacation, the season invariably lends itself to setting aside some time to read a good book. Jim Daly May 30, 2012
• Why Study Theology? Can't a Christian Just Love Jesus? "Can't I just love Jesus without getting all wrapped up in this thing called theology?" No, says Joe Thorn, because to really know and study who Jesus is and love him is theology. For more information about... Christianity.com via GodTube.com May 24, 2012
• Platt’s Devilish Satire Makes You Think If Richard Platt’s As One Devil to Another is any indication, the stronger our faith, the harder Satan’s minions must work. Tim Laitinen May 21, 2012
• More to Justice Than You'll Bargain For Randy Singer’s superbly researched plot charges out of the gate on Page One, and doesn’t rest until literally the last page. Tim Laitinen Apr 18, 2012