Lis Wiehl
Thomas Nelson
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Face of Betrayal, is an interesting story of three lady friends that work together to help solve crimes while working on their own lives. Had sort of a CSI feel to it.
The story moves along fairly well although it had too many subplots for me to deal with. I was disappointed in the lack of a solid christian perspective. There were a few prayers scattered throughout and that was really about all. I felt the three main characters could have been defined deeper. More about their past would have added great dimension to the story line.
Overall the book was good and I would recommend it as a secular more than a christian novel. My two daughters, ages 21 and 19 are looking forward to reading this book and they will enjoy it. I would read another book by Lis Wiehl.
Everyone is entitled to there own opinion. If articulated correctly and in a non-argumentative manner, I love to hear those opinions. To be a critic doesn't mean that you are saying things to hurt others but in a way telling them what you would have done different. When you put a lot of time into something and you finish it, it becomes something you are proud of cause you did it yourself. When you finish your book, will you be able to handle critism? There will always be someone who would have done something different. Is that something that might bother you, honestly, and if so, what have you done personally to deal this upcoming emotion?
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