Reviews by Wendy Hines
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Green
On 12/17 Wendy Hines wrote: Green is stated by Ted Dekker to be the beginning and the end. I've not read his Circle Trilogy, so I thought I would be ok starting out at the "beginning". I was wrong. There are several references in Green about Dekker's Showdown series that left me feeling out in the cold. ... Green (The Circle, Book 0: The Beginning and the End) by Ted Dekker
Beautiful Mess
On 10/9 Wendy Hines wrote: In Beautiful Mess Marty Roe, Dan Truman, Jimmy Olander, Brian Prout, Gene Johnson, and Dana Williams each has an entire chapter devoted to his personal and professional life. The book's tone is a welcome rarity-not written from one player's perspective, but from all six as they "meet in the middle."I'm ... Beautiful Mess: The Story of Diamond Rio
Fearless
On 9/8 Wendy Hines wrote: Description: Lucado, called by some America's pastor, offers his faithful base a timely primer on living fearlessly. The author, whose sales exceed 65 million books, provides those within the Christian faith (and without) an inspirational can-do appropriate for the turbulent times Americans are facing.My ... Fearless: Imagine Your Life Without Fear by Max Lucado
Rick and Bubba's Guide to the Almost Nearly Perfect Marriage
On 9/2 Wendy Hines wrote: Rick Burgess and Bill "Bubba" Bussey are self-proclaimed fattest and sexiest men in America. They bring us this guide to help with marriage. No marriage is perfect and Rick and Bubba concur. But with their faith, they explain with much humor how you can reach your goal.They share much of their own ... Rick & Bubba's Guide to the Almost Nearly Perfect Marriage
Between Wyomings
On 7/16 Wendy Hines wrote: Ken Mansfield is an author, but he is also a Grammy-winning record producer. He has worked and rubbed elbows with the rich and famous, sure, but he didn't start out that way.BETWEEN WYOMINGS is his journey from a podunk town in Idaho where he grew up to the big cities of LA, San Diego, London, and a ... Between Wyomings: My God and an Ipod on the Open Road by Ken Mansfield