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There’s something about the Kafkaesque. That bizarre, unescapable situation. Its being thrust forth, with no explanation, yet with a sense of destiny. Control. The resulting struggle, questionings, perhaps hope, perhaps angst/ennui, perhaps good ending, perhaps not—the inevitable character revelation and development that comes from being surrounded by the psychodramatic mirror of</summary>
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Dark Star Confessions Of A Rock Idol
By: Creston Mapes
Format: Paperback: 400 pages.
Publisher: Multnomah Pub (06/01/2005)
ISBN: 1590524721

Review by: Mike Furches



Not in a very, very long time, have I had as much joy and pleasure with reading a book as I just had with Dark Star Confessions of a Rock Idol by Creston Mapes. This book, the first of a three part series is in one word,</summary>
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By: Marvin Olasky
ISBN 0-8054-4183-2
Broadman &amp; Holman
Review by:  Mike Furches

I recently finished reading Scimitar’s Edge by World Magazine editor Marvin Olasky. This Middle Eastern thriller is written with an insight into Islamic thought and tradition not often tackled by contemporary writers, certainly not writers who are concerned about being Politically Correct. Olasky,</summary>
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Product Details - 
Author: Steve Skelton 
Paperback: 160 pages 
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers (May 15, 2006) 
Language: English 
ISBN: 0736918124 

Amazon Link

Sample chapter here.

 When I was first contacted by Steve Skelton about this book I was a little skeptical.  I'd seen a number of books sitting on shelves that look at my religion in light of some pop</summary>
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<summary mode="escaped" type="text/plain" xml:base="http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/comments/books/blog.html">For the past two years, I have barely gone a full week without having Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code” in my hand. If it’s not in my hand, it is most likely within a ten foot radius of where I am standing. And the idea of not seeing it in front of me first thing every morning? Unacceptable. The thing is, I didn’t read it until a few months ago…I just work in a bookstore.

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James Frey's A Million Little Pieces


Paperback: 448 pages
Publisher: Anchor (September 22, 2005)
ISBN: 0307276902
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Oprah’s staff cried when they read it. The Smoking Gun launched an investigation before her book club could finish it. Late night hosts and early morning anchors began flipping through it as soon as it made its “smoking” debut. And if they</summary>
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PostSecret : Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives (Hardcover)
by Frank Warren

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Hardcover: 288 pages
Publisher: Regan Books (December 1, 2005)
ISBN: 0060899190
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Sometimes secrets are hard to keep. Other times secrets are hard to tell. Sometimes they are a fun surprise. Other times they are the key to complete destruction. Sometimes they</summary>
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