I remember reading the Andromeda Strain by Michael Chriton as a kid in primary school and being quite freaked out by the movie and the concepts that Michael Chriton writes about. We also watched the movie in school and it was eery, especially in the opening scenes of the movie and book.
Michael Chriton has quite [...]

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Golden Buddha, The First Novel of the Oregon Files is, as the name says, the first in a new series writen by Clive Cussler and Craig Dirgo.

The book Goden Buddha is a real page turner. You are really thrown into the midst of the mission of the crew of the Oregon. After a brief travel through time to set the stage for the book you quickly get introduced to the main characters of the book.

It’s a ripper of a story, so feel free to read my full review…

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Bleachers by John Grisham is a great airplane or travel book. I read it in about 12-hours, with a good 8-hour sleep in the middle of it.
Bleachers is unlike any other John Grisham novel that I have read. It is a story set in small town USA that is based almost entirely around American Football [...]

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Though not a “Christian” book, I have heard this book described more than once as the best illustration of sin in classic literature. Besides being a great, well-written novel, this book does paint quite a picture of the ugliness of sin. Makes me think twice of ever commissioning a self portrait, that’s for sure.

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