Bodie Thoene

Brock Thoene

David Meyer and the father he only recently met use their faith to overcome the obstacles in their lives.

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Jeni Enjaian

I may have just finished this book yesterday but I've already forgotten many of the details. For me that means that the book wasn't good or bad enough to make an impression. It's middlingly better than the first two books in the series because once again the Thoene's narrow the scope of the book. (I will say though, the mobster chasing Max and Davey to Shiloh...big stretch.) Also, the Thoenes seem to come close so many times to portraying difficulties in the lives of their major "good" characters that are realistic and don't always end positively. However, they don't quite make it which for me makes this book (and these types of books) a little less enjoyable. The difficulties and the resolutions are exaggerated. It's a decent book but definitely nowhere near a masterpiece.

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