Knowing yourself and living with your choices are major themes explored in way that has broad appeal despite the story’s focus on spirituality which would normally limit the audience.
Knowing yourself and living with your choices are major themes explored in way that has broad appeal despite the story’s focus on spirituality which would normally limit the audience.
The core premise, once revealed, seems contrived and I found some elements of the story distracting but The Last Surgeon still managed to hook me for a day’s reading.
Released May 2009 (Dorchester) * 336 pages * ISBN-13: 9780505526939
In A Little Light Magic, Tory Morgan wants the family she’s never had while Nick Santagelo wants his large, chaotic family to stop driving him nuts. When Nick shows up to do renovations on Tory’s New Age tourist shop by the beach, they each know the [...]
Review of The Spy Who Came for Christmas by David Morrell. Not one of his better books but he’s still a favourite author of mine.
Review of The Brotherhood of the Rose by David Morrell. Still one of my favourite books by this author (and the first book of his I read 20 years ago).
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