I have long been a fan of pens, inks and paper. I love writing instruments of all kinds, and the mediums upon which the written word is found, such as books, papers, parchments, and more. My passion for words runs deep. And because it does, I was anticipating Modern Printmaking by Sylvie Covey. However, I…
Category: The Randleman Review
Book Review – Code 13 by Don Brown
Don Brown has risen to the top of my list of favorite authors. His genre is military suspense, with a little bit of legal fiction mixed in. He is sort of a mix between Tom Clancy and John Grisham, two of my all time favorites. Brown definitely delivers with his new book, Code 13. This…
Book Review – Four Views On Hell
As a minister, predictably, some of my favorite books to read are theological or doctrinal in nature. And, most of the time, I particularly enjoy those that seem to be controversial in nature, reading them to help define and clarify what I believe, in support of what the biblical texts state themselves. And the topic…
Book Review – The Travelers by Chris Pavone
I hate it when I don’t learn my lesson. A year ago, I read a novel by Chris Pavone. I was disappointed and unimpressed. But apparently, a year is enough time for me to forget that. I picked up a new novel by Pavone, The Travelers, and was equally unimpressed. In fact, I was even…
Book Review – Black Earth by Timothy Snyder
I greatly enjoy reading about history, especially certain eras of history. One of those eras is the time period surrounding World War II. I find this period of time fascinating. In light of that interest, I decided to pick up and read Black Earth: The Holocaust As History And Warning, by Timothy Snyder. I thought…
Book Review – The Newsmakers by Lis Wiehl
I have been a fan of Lis Wiehl for a while, and have enjoyed many of her books over the past few years. So when I saw her new book, The Newsmakers, I was excited to pick up a copy and read it. Overall, The Newsmakers was a pretty good story. But it was not…