Reading list - 2010!!!

The Hiding Place by Corri ten Boom

Burn - Ted Dekker/Erin Healy

alldatndensum wrote:

Burn - Ted Dekker/Erin Healy

Wow, can't believe I read that one before you!

I was waiting for a gift day instead of buying it. Gift day=a day where someone gives you a gift (anniversary, birthday, Christmas). My wife got me this book, The Bride Collecter by Dekker, and Erin Healy's debut solo book.

alldatndensum wrote:

My wife got me this book, The Bride Collecter by Dekker, and Erin Healy's debut solo book.

Ok I haven't read either of those yet, so sounds like you will easily get ahead of me again.

I'm a beast like that. I can't help it.

Written on glass - Judith Lennox
The house of books - Luanne Rice
When joy comes to stay - Karen Kingsbury

Staybrite wrote:

Burn by Ted Dekker & Erin Healy (sp?)

Good tome. Have you checked out Ms. Healy's solo premiere, Never Let You Go?

I'm reading John Grisham's The Partner, and combing through Frank Peretti's The Oath.

Hardkore wrote:

Currently in the middle of Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton.

Ditto, the notes on the back say this book was published "posthumously".
I didn't know Crichton had died.

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Good tome. Have you checked out Ms. Healy's solo
premiere, Never Let You Go?

I have not read it yet, but I do have it.

when I was in CT I read 2001 a Space Odyssey again think thats 3 or 4 times ive read the book now

I also just finished a Star Wars novel Allies

and now im re-reading the last Harry Potter book

I just finish "The Bride Collector" by Ted Dekker.
I wasn't bad but I'm getting a little tired of his "serial killer" stories. This is at least the 3rd one he has written. If it writes another I just might give it a pass.

Next up for TD will be Immanuel's Veins. Definitely a departure from this serial-killer thing, thank goodness. You can only repeat that formula for so long until it becomes boring and redundant.

Agreed. Glad to hear he is going to do something different.

Erin Healy - Never Let You Go

I haven't done a lot of reading this summer. With all the camps and stuff, I didn't have much time.

I did finish the Ted Dekker book. Now, I have started a new one:


Changing Your Church For Good: The Art Of Sacred Cow Tipping - Brad Powell

Field of Blood by Eric Wilson. Part 1 of Jerusalem's Undead trilogy. so far, it's a very good read.

joe61 wrote:

Field of Blood by Eric Wilson. Part 1 of Jerusalem's Undead trilogy. so far, it's a very good read.

Undead Trilogy? Is that like vampire stuff or maybe zombies?

Definitely vampires intertwined with biblical backgrounds. It's definitely not a copycat of the Twilight stuff--that's for sure.

I have read the first two but not the third.

Godless by Ann Coulter.........I know pretty much nothing about her, but it's a little hard for me to take everything she is saying in this book seriously

The Christian Atheist - Craig Groeschel

Finished Field of Blood-excellent read, though a bit of a slow starter.Yeah, Staybrite- it is vampires, but definitely NOT the pop culture variety! Mr. Wilson has a fascinating twist on those blood-suckin' rascals, and even though I grew up on the old stuff, the library is gonna have some trouble gettin' these books back.

Vintage Jesus - Mark Driscoll & Gerry Breshears

Just finished 'Haunt of Jackals' by Eric Wilson, part 2 of the Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy. I'll start part 3, 'Valley of Bones' tomorrow. An excellent tale, and you can be sure I'll be looking for more of Mr. Wilson's work-great writer!

Prodigal - David Platt