Introduction We Begin at the End is a gripping novel by Chris Whitaker. The story blends crime, drama, and family sagas. It’s a tale of two broken characters: Duchess Day Radley, a self-proclaimed outlaw, and Walker, a weary cop. Their lives intertwine in a small California town burdened by secrets. Whitaker’s narrative is powerful, painting … Read more
James McBride’s Deacon King Kong is a vibrant and layered novel that masterfully intertwines humor, tragedy, and social commentary. Set in 1969 Brooklyn, the novel begins with a startling act of violence: Sportcoat, an aging church deacon, shoots a young drug dealer, Deems Clemens, in broad daylight. What follows is a compelling exploration of a … Read more
John Piper’s “The Prodigal’s Sister” offers a refreshing and imaginative extension to the well-known parable of the Prodigal Son. This cover is below. Through poetic verses and compelling storytelling, Piper explores the untold story of the prodigal’s sister, Hahyaneta, adding depth and new perspectives to this biblical narrative. The book begins with a heartfelt introduction, … Read more