Book Reviews

Carol Martin. Camp Sherman, Ore.: VMI Publishers, 2007. 240 pp. (Paperback). The need for a book like this is apparent inasmuch as it clarifies for

Jamal Rezahi. Self-published, 2006. 320 pp. (Paperback). The relevance of this highly interesting and quite important story becomes apparent as readers become involved with it.

Henry and Norman Blackaby. Birmingham, Ala.: New Hope Publishers, 2007. 222 pp. (Hardback). Here is the basic philosophy of these authors and this volume, their

Lori Barstow. Self-published, 2007. 196 pp. (Paperback). Available at preciousstonesbook.com.  Without a doubt, this extremely well written book is quite relevant in that it is

Randy Sprinkle. Birmingham: New Hope Publishers, 2006. 155 pp. (Paperback). Inasmuch as this author believes, and rightly so, that “we live in a contrary world

Efraim Karsh. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 2007. 230 pp. (Paperback). This quite informative and challenging book is “an impeccable history of how the

Jerome Teel. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2006. 368 pp. (Paperback). A practicing attorney, the author has come up with a superb novel, which readers

David T. Morgan. Macon, Ga.: Mercer University Press, 2006. 192 pp. (Paperback). This book is a critical review of the very popular “Left Behind” series,