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How to Travel the World For Free by Michael Wigge (2012)
Travelogues are generally top-tier pleasure reading for me. I especially enjoy reading outdated ones, like those by Paul Theroux in the ’70s and ’80s as he trained through countless cities, and even some locales that no longer exist. There’s just … Continue reading
The Storm by Clive Cussler with Graham Brown (2012)
In my learned estimation, The Storm is Clive Cussler‘s most science-fiction novel since 1986, when he released Dirk Pitt’s 8th novel, Cyclops, and sent Pitt to a gunfight on the moon. And while I love adventure and unique plots, I … Continue reading
One Perfect Life by John MacArthur (2012)
The Complete Story of the Lord Jesus I have long been a proponent of reading the Bible chronologically. We all know that the “chapter and verse” designations were only added onto the texts long after the books were gathered together, … Continue reading
Point Your Face at This by Demetri Martin (2012)
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Drawings by Demetri Martin I really enjoyed watching several episodes of Important Things with Demetri Martin, especially with its unique approach to comedy which focuses on English words and images, not merely on everyday products or situations. On the show, Martin … Continue reading
Killing Kennedy by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard (2012)
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Killing Kennedy (O’Reilly & Dugard, 2012) is racier than Killing, but that’s as true of the men as the books! A Christian review. Continue reading
Due North by James Zimmerman (2012)
The armor kept our vitals, the Spirit kept our soul. (11) Epic poetry—not really my genre, though my experience with it has been mere fits and starts with such masterpieces as Paradise Lost, The Iliad, and even Shakespeare. While Due … Continue reading
The Harbinger by Jonathan Cahn (2012)
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The Harbinger by Jonathan Cahn (2012) is an engaging yet misleading book that predates his other book overemphasizing “ancient mysteries.” Continue reading
Fire of the Raging Dragon by Don Brown (2012)
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What would happen if China and the U.S. went to war over Taiwan? While politically an unlikely scenario these days, many, including author Don Brown, would like to consider this to be a very real possibility. Played out on war … Continue reading
Temptation by Jay Adams (2012)
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Applying Radical Amputation to Life’s Sinful Patters Known best for his expertise in counseling and textbooks on the same, Jay Adams offers this simple and short study on temptation and the drastic measures to which we sinful believers must often … Continue reading