Janet’s Book Nook

James D. Tabor
I chose this book because it was authored by one of the archaeologists featured in the book The Jesus Family Tomb. I thought that it would be a continuation or additional reference for the information I read in that book. This book was completely different in subject matter and much less enjoyable to […]

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Kim Edwards
Kim Edwards writes a thrilling story that shows how the choices we make can alter and shape the future of our lives. She forms her characters in away that left them all, with the exception of Phoebe, seeming both the victim and the villain. I spent much time hating and loving these characters and […]

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Harlan Coben
This book was a major page turner. I started reading this book at 4:00 one afternoon and finished by 5:00 the next. Every page makes you wonder what will happen next. The story revolves around the murder of four teenagers at a summer camp and the effects those deaths have on the families involved. […]

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John Grisham
John Grisham’s first attempt at non-fiction writing chronicles the life of Ron Williamson, a mentally challenged man, in the small town of
Ada, Oklahoma in the early 1970s. Grisham takes his readers through the triumphant early life of Ron Williamson as a baseball player and hero and ends with the mental deterioration that lands him […]

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Simcha Jacobovici and Charles Pellegrino
The Jesus Family Tomb, written in part by Simcha Jacobovici “The Naked Archeologist”, is an interesting read for those who are grounded in faith or in science. The authors direct their readers through an exciting discovery and investigation of the Titanic type. The book centers on the accidental discovery of a […]

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