Mistaken Identity by the VanRyns and the Ceraks. It's the Taylor University van accident and the identity of the two girls were mixed up. A very inspiring story of faith.
I am trying to finish 'Change of Heart' by Jodi Picoult. (Yes, she is the same one who wrote My Sister's Keeper.) So far, very good. This is now the second book that very obviously has to do with religion. Basically, a man on death row killed a father and daughter. When the father and daughter were killed, the mother was away at a dr. appt. because she was pregnant with another child. Move ahead about 10 years, the man's execution date is approaching. The daughter that was not yet born has now been born and needs a heart transplant. The man on death row wants her to have his heart to make up for his sins. It is a perfect fit biologically. Would you take the heart of someone who had broken yours? I'll let you know if it is a good ending, without giving it away! :)
I have just finished two books about the Romanov's and their last days as the Imperial family of Russia. Robert Alexander has written three historical fiction books that combine historical details with a perspective by "eye-witnesses" to the atrocities that were taking place during those turbulent times. Make sure to read The Kitchen Boy, Rasputin's Daughter, and the Romanov Bride!
Visit the author's site at http://www.sitestories.com/robertalexander/
“The Shack” by William P. Young. Father of a murdered girl meets and confronts God asking some of life's most difficult questions. Makes you really think about your own faith.
Mistaken Identity by the VanRyns and the Ceraks. It's the Taylor University van accident and the identity of the two girls were mixed up. A very inspiring story of faith.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to finish 'Change of Heart' by Jodi Picoult. (Yes, she is the same one who wrote My Sister's Keeper.) So far, very good. This is now the second book that very obviously has to do with religion. Basically, a man on death row killed a father and daughter. When the father and daughter were killed, the mother was away at a dr. appt. because she was pregnant with another child. Move ahead about 10 years, the man's execution date is approaching. The daughter that was not yet born has now been born and needs a heart transplant. The man on death row wants her to have his heart to make up for his sins. It is a perfect fit biologically. Would you take the heart of someone who had broken yours? I'll let you know if it is a good ending, without giving it away! :)
ReplyDeleteI have just finished two books about the Romanov's and their last days as the Imperial family of Russia. Robert Alexander has written three historical fiction books that combine historical details with a perspective by "eye-witnesses" to the atrocities that were taking place during those turbulent times. Make sure to read The Kitchen Boy, Rasputin's Daughter, and the Romanov Bride!
ReplyDeleteVisit the author's site at http://www.sitestories.com/robertalexander/
“The Shack” by William P. Young. Father of a murdered girl meets and confronts God asking some of life's most difficult questions. Makes you really think about your own faith.
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