Another great novel by Greeley
921998
My husband is hooked on Andrew Greeley and is on his 28th novel!  Will have to buy him more soon...
3074016
This isn't gonna be a long review, but I highly recommend this book.  I think it's the best of the series and I really liked to other ones.  Greaney takes the Vince Flynn/Brad Thor type character to the next level.  Chock full of action, yet there is still an undercurrent of believability.  Only problem is I read all 3 too quickly, now it's going to be a long wait for the next.  Needless to say, I'm looking forward to it.
1960724
I always enjoy a Jack Ryan novel. Thought  Mark Greaney's writing was superb. A great read all and all.
4502852
Another great novel! I am always intrigued with the detail Grisham puts in the characters and the little things that make the difference in keeping my interest in a book. This was another one I read in just a couple of days not wanting to put it down.
4258583
I have not finished the book yet, but as I have progressed through the book, I am having a hard time putting it down.  This is the same great stories John Ellsworth is able to bring to life.  I miss the Thaddeus Murfee stories, but I look forward to the continuing saga of Michael Gresham.
1879948
Susan May Warren has produced another great novel in the Montana Rescue series. For those readers who are new to the series, there is enough information given to provide the back-stories that will allow new readers to jump right in. The Montana Rescue series centers around a heroic team of search and rescue members.

The themes of grace and forgiveness are skillfully threaded in Gage and Ellas story in A Matter of Trust. Gage and his team are called to rescue Ellas missing brother and friend on one of the most dangerous peaks in Glacier National Park. Not only do they have to battle the elements in this dangerous setting, they have to fight personal demons from the past as well. Can Ella and Gage put past mistakes and hurts behind them long enough to work together? It will take both of their combined skills to not only stay alive but to provide a rescue of the missing snowboarders. As they work together, can they learn to forgive and trust again? Can they learn to trust God?

Not only did I enjoy Gage and Ellas story, my interest was peaked by hints at possible future storylines. I cannot wait to read more in this series.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher. I was not required to write a review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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I am a huge Andrew Greeley fan. He is most decidedly one of my top ten favorite authors. I actively convert other avid readers to his work and if I want to start them on Greeley's fiction, this is the book that I start them on. If you have never read Greeley before, this is the book to read. Mixed with Greeley's interesting blend of religion and "real life" this book is spectacular.  For anyone who has ever pondered about the existance of angels this book is both an introspective and fun read. As with every Greeley book, at the end of the book you will be wishing that the book could go on forever because you get so very attached to the characters.
1478275
I've always enjoyed  John Grishom's books and this one was no  exception.  It's a real page turner.  Waiting to hear when it will be made into a movie!
4181772
I loved the book. Maybe not as much as the other two I've read, but I really enjoyed it. I find myself neglecting everything else to read.  Jim Weber is a good man and being a witness to his life as sheriff is so consuming.  Can't wait to start my next one!
106531
Dale Cramer is a wonderful author who does not disappoint with this third book in the Daughters of Caleb Bender series. He manages to get the reader emotionally involved with the characters -so much so that it is hard to stop reading.
1235366
It is a well told story and fun follow-up to the earlier Grumley book. A "great" read no, but if a third book comes out with these characters, I'll make a point of reading it.
1962508
Another superb novel by the well known writer.  As expected, I was not let down by the author. He writes in a way that makes it difficult to put the book (or in my case, the iPad) down. Well worth the price paid, I would highly suggest this book is you have read any of Griffin's novels and enjoyed them.
4331293
This is just another great novel in a series I hope doesn't end. They are easy to read even if you've never read one in the series. Great characters that grow on you.
4556892
Grisham spins great tales with believable characters and gripping legal plots. He's done it again in this book. Keith Schroeder is a Lutheran pastor in a small Kansas town. One day, a haggard character comes to his office with a load on his mind, a confession to make. It involves information that could exonerate a young man who is only 3 days away from execution in Texas. The clock is running, and Keith is catapulted into a rush to save an innocent man. This great read is in the mold of Grisham's earlier book,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Chamber/dp/0385339666/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Chamber</a>, and he again brings readers face to face with the death penalty and its perils (see also his great non-fiction book,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Innocent-Man/dp/0440243831/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Innocent Man</a>, if you want to see that he's not sensationalizing). Another Grisham success; I enjoyed reading it and was left thinking. Don't miss it.
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Macneal does a great job again.  I enjoyed the way she interspersed the real life events leading up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.  The author is also doing a good job at developing the main character, and at the same time adding layers to some of the other characters, such as Peter Frain and Maggie's mom.  If you have enjoyed the previous books in this series, you will not be disappointed by this new novel.
670484
Entertaining, exactly what you're looking for in a "Tom Clancy" book. Greeley is keeping up the legacy very well, and has even improved where Clancy was beginning to fall off with his later books.
799713
Once again, Kyle Pratt has written a great story.  As a stand alone novel, A Time to Endure is four-stars.  The scenario is very realistic.  Pratt doesn't waste a lot of time adding unnecessary "filler" dialogue, so reading this tale is not a chore.  The action sequences are excellent.  The characters are very believable.  It is a great story worth the read and the money.

As a sequel:

First, let me begin by saying that the most difficult thing to do is to follow up a masterpiece with another masterpiece, so I cannot be overly harsh.  As a sequel, the story kind of drifts off into a different direction than the novel that it tries to follow up.  In my opinion, this is a "classic" mistake that is made by many sequel writers whether it be books or movies.  This story makes a left turn in that it drifts away from the rogue government-terrorists-Chinese invasion gauntlet of the first novel and introduces yet another antagonist - Hispanic gangs.  Pratt does lightly link the gangs to the Chinese connection, but, again in my opinion it distracts from the mystery of the first novel regarding the splitting of the government, the brewing civil war and the machinations of a Chinese occupation.  Overall, my impression three quarters of the way into the book was that I'm looking forward to the 3rd novel hoping that the story "gets back to business."  Endure is a nice episode, but a bit of a distraction.  Happy reading, and looking forward to the 3rd novel.