Books Read
Hell in a Handbasket – 4/5
Mere
Christianity – 5/5
I started reading
this book in April, and I finally finished it this month. I really
enjoyed this book and wished it hadn't taken me so long to finish it.
I have a hard time sometimes really getting into non-fiction books. I
can enjoy them, but then if I set it down, I don't always feel a rush
to finish it right away. Regardless, this was a really good book and
I personally found it interesting how some of the points CS Lewis
made are still relevant today.
Anxious for
Nothing: Finding Calm in a Chaotic World – 5/5
On the flip-side, if
I actually sit down and read some of a non-fiction book every day, I
can finish it within a month. I really enjoyed this book, and Max
Lucado offers some good advice for anxious Christians.
Not a lot happened
in September. I was busy with work, so outside of reading and playing
the new Spider-Man PS4 game, the only other thing accomplished was
some writing.
October's Book of
the Month
Darkest Fear
A surprise visit
from an ex-girlfriend is unsettling enough. But Emily Downing’s
news brings Myron to his knees. Her son Jeremy is dying and needs a
bone marrow transplant from a donor who has vanished without a trace.
Then comes the real shocker: Jeremy is Myron’s son, conceived the
night before Emily’s wedding to another man. Myron is determined to
help him. But finding the missing donor means cracking open a dark
mystery that involves a broken family, a brutal kidnapping spree, and
the FBI. And as doubts emerge about Jeremy’s true paternity, a
child vanishes, igniting a chain reaction of heartbreaking truth and
chilling revelation.
I
feel like October needs to have a spooky book, and the most fitting
genre for that would be horror. I don't read horror though, so we're
going with a mystery thriller instead. I love Harlan Coben's books,
especially the Myron Bolitar series. I've read a good chunk of the
series, but there are still a few that I haven't had a chance to read
yet and this is one of them.
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