Review:A beautiful story! 2 priests come to Santa Fe and encounter challenges but from the native people and the environment. They both learn how to become part of New Mexico in their own way, in the end both leaving a mark on the people and the landscape Read more

Review:I like this series and there is mystery and romance, no raunchiness! HOWEVER,she needs a new proofreader desperately as all of these books have typos, grammatical errors, and misspellings!! i.e., in a church there is an ALTAR, not ALTER - totally different meaning and part of speech. It tends to be distracting when reading... Read more

Review:Over a background of symbolism, the story of Narcissus and Goldmund ("mouth of gold") develops: thinking and feeling; abstraction and concretion; ideas and feelings; intellectual and sensual pleasures.
Goldmund is a student at a Medieval monastery where Narcissus is a teacher. Narcissus opens Goldmund's eyes, revealing to him that the life of the convent is not for him, that he must go out to the world and experience it. So does Goldmund: he wanders around Europe for years, seducing countless... Read more

Review:A tragic book -- would you expect anything else from David Grossman? -- and a masterpiece. Although the translator did a masterful job of translating -- occasionally substituting the jokes of this stand-up act, some familiarity with Jewish culture and Israeli life can come in handy, but the book can be fully appreciated without it. Read more

Review:It is difficult to avoid citing clichés that are so often used in reviewing books, so I won't try. This novel is definitely a page turner. It kept me interested from page one until the end and left me wanting more of the same. The characters are well developed, especially the two main ones, Lexi and her brother. It was easy to fully visualize them walking down the highway pulling their roll aboards behind them. The surprises were always just that: surprises, realistic and believable. The plot... Read more

Review:This is my favorite book of all time! The writing is superb, and the subject---Orthodox Jewish son caught between devout parents and the requirements of his chosen work--is enlightening and intriguing. Read more

Review:Loved this book. It normally takes me a while to read but i couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next so i finished it in a week and a half. It was a great story about trusting in God and depending on his strength to get you through things that go on in life. There were funny parts in it to that made you laugh. Read more

Review:Once I started reading Left Behind, I just had to continue with each book in the series. In our current times it is possible to think of the things that will be happening towards the end times. I am finally on the 13th (final book). It has been a great series. Read more

Review:It has been a very moving and educational experience to become involved with the characters in this series, as well as other of series by this author. The story line, historical and fictional, offers those of us interested in the slavery issues a wonderful way to go back and be a part of that history from the pages of this book. This is definitely a "feel good/feel bad" experience. Read more

Review:This story was exceptional, as I've come to expect from Tracie Peterson. The way she is able to twist several story lines into one major theme keeps the reader fully engaged. It's hard to put her books down, which is the types of stories I like best. Read more