The Judas Tree (Thorndike Large Print Christian Mystery)

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Summary: Bre's
Review: Firstly, I must say that this should rather be classed as a mystery than Christian Fiction. Having said that, I must say it is one of the best mysteries I've ever read. The action simply does not stop. The characters are vivid and well realised. The author has shown a great deal of understanding in regard to the Amish community. A thrilling mystery. Read it.

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Summary: Father Tim Goes to Tennessee
Review: Here, in the spirit of Karon's Mitford, is spun a warm mystery with wonderfully real - and rich - characters. A delightful suspense mystery. Thanks Dudley!

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Summary: Father Tim Goes to Tennessee
Review: Not quite up to the author's first novel, 'The Martyr's Chapel',this is still an engaging story with good plot twists. A bit improbable in places - e.g., a general officer of the U.S. Air Force bursts into a clearing (what's there? The Judas Tree!) with another officer and bullies some of the characters in the story. The general's involvement in the plot becomes apparent but this scene is almost in a bubble. The characters are generally likeable (or not) and knowing that this book will not get mired in gore, sex, etc. makes it a pleasure to read. I'd like to see more from this author.

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Summary: Pleasant, suspenseful, and a bit improbable
Review: Not quite up to the author's first novel, 'The Martyr's Chapel',this is still an engaging story with good plot twists. A bit improbable in places - e.g., a general officer of the U.S. Air Force bursts into a clearing (what's there? The Judas Tree!) with another officer and bullies some of the characters in the story. The general's involvement in the plot becomes apparent but this scene is almost in a bubble. The characters are generally likeable (or not) and knowing that this book will not get mired in gore, sex, etc. makes it a pleasure to read. I'd like to see more from this author.