Ronald Rolheiser: The Shattered Lantern: Rediscovering a Felt Presence of God
(*****)
Dean Koontz: Tick Tock
(***)
Peter Brown: The Body and Society:Sexual Renunciation in Early Christianity
(*****)
Angela Hunt: The Elevator
(****)
Alexander Schmemann: For the Life of the World: Sacraments and Orthodoxy
(*****)
Michael Crichton: Next
(*****)
Jay Mcinerney: A Hedonist in the Cellar: Adventures in Wine (Vintage)
Brilliant and shamelessly provocative! (*****)
JOSEPH J. ELLIS: Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation
(****)
Frederick Buechner: Telling the Truth : The Gospel as Tragedy, Comedy, and Fairy Tale
(*****)
Robert Hargrove: Mastering the Art of Creative Collaboration (Businessweek Books)
(*****)
MICHAEL J. GELB: How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven Steps to Genius Every Day
(*****)
David McCullough: Truman
(*****)
Ursula K. Le Guin: A Wizard of Earthsea (The Earthsea Cycle, Book 1)
(*****)
Angela Hunt: The Debt : The Story of a Past Redeemed (Hunt, Angela Elwell)
This book hits close to home. (****)
Robert McCammon: Boy's Life
The intro is worth the price of admission, but then McCammon unfolds a gripping coming-of-age story (*****)
MADELEINE L'ENGLE: Walking on Water : Reflections on Faith and Art (Wheaton Literary Series)
"Walking on Water" is an eye opener for Christians who long for freedom to enjoy and fulfill the creative work of the artist (*****)
Donald Miller: Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality
An organic look at a sometimes chemical-filled theme (*****)
Hugh Hewitt: Blog
The first book by an influential blogger. (****)
Chasing Daylight
Philip LaRue: Let the Road Pave Itself (****)
Dead & Gone
T.I.: Dead & Gone (****)
Love, Save the Empty
Erin McCarley: Love, Save the Empty (****)
The Hazards of Love
The Decemberists: The Hazards of Love (*****)
Beck: Modern Guilt (****)
Mike Farris: Salvation in Lights (*****)
Coldplay: Viva La Vida (*****)
Newton Faulkner: Dream Catch Me (*****)
Greg Laswell: How the Day Sounds (*****)
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