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Comment by Elizabeth Bennet on August 30, 2009 at 2:35pm

I haven't read as much as you have Michelle, but yes his writing is awesome and very life changing!

Comment by Michelle Sutton on August 30, 2009 at 8:15am

Oooh, I've read at least five books by Jack Cavanaugh (probably more like ten but that was years ago) and he is awesome!

Comment by Stormi Johnson on August 30, 2009 at 7:54am

I have not ever read Jack Cavanaugh's book so I will have to look him up.

I just finished reading The Knight by Steven James. Its book Three in his Bower Series but can be read alone though I think I would have rather started out with the first two just because this one was so good....Talk about your edgy Christian Fiction...lol...he goes to the edge with his gruesome descriptions that some people might not like.

Comment by Elizabeth Bennet on August 8, 2009 at 11:36am

Jack Cavanaugh is one of my FAVE authors, you should try and read his "Song in the Night" series, very captivating!

Comment by twiga92 on August 8, 2009 at 7:36am

I just started reading Death Watch by Jack Cavanaugh. Seems to be pretty interesting.

Comment by Lori K on March 28, 2009 at 7:18am

Oh I have that book, thanks for the suggestion maybe I will start reading that today!

Comment by Stormi Johnson on March 27, 2009 at 3:05pm

Wow, that sounds like a good book.

Comment by Shawna Van Ness on February 19, 2009 at 10:52am

I just read Another Way Home by Christa Parrish. I am so impressed by the edgy realness which actually got published--by a new, fresh author. It gives me hope!

I have to admit I was "ready to be mad" at the end, expecting a neat and tidy and sweet sum up where the girl gets the guy and the issues are all resolved and all is well... but Parrish surprised me with an open ending which had NO FANCY BOW on it, but still was... resolved. And a character who was still edgy after conversion (and not sappified!).

Christa wisely chose FP POV for her lead character--if we hadn't been able to see into Sarah's deviant mind, she would have been completely loathsome. I loved her because she was hard and crass and slutty and rude and real.

I would highly recommend this book--I hope I got the title right because it's at home on the night stand I'm at a coffeeshop! Enjoy!

Comment by Stormi Johnson on January 22, 2009 at 5:50pm

Now I am trying to read Inkheart, but if it doesn't pick up the pace on it I will probably put it to the side. :(

Comment by Stormi Johnson on January 22, 2009 at 5:49pm

I commented before that I had not read Twilight and couldnt' wait to read it. Well I read it and I found it to be rather disappointing. Though bits of it was interesting I just thought it was really boring. I bought that one and now I wish I would have just waited and got it at the library and I will finish the series but I will get them at the library.

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