The Gordian Knot

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Summary: I had a hard time putting this book down.
Review: I spent the day on the couch reading this book. There are very few books that I can't put down when the sun it out. The suspense held my attention. The social aspects of the town believeing in Wayne was an interesting thing to overcome for Joe. The integrity of Joe is something we need more of. Read it - you'll enjoy it.

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Summary: vERY ENGAGING
Review: THE CHARACTERS OF THIS BOOK ARE VERY MUCH ALIVE. THE STORY DRAWS YOU IN TO KEEP YOU INTERESTED. IT IS HARD PUT THIS BOOK DOWN, AS I WANTED TO FIND OUT HOW THE AUTHOR COULD BRING THE STORY TO IT'S CONCLUSION. ALSO, THE THEOLOGICAL,PHILOSOPHICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE CHARACTERS WERE SOMETHING I CONTINUED TO PONDER AFTER FINISHING THE STORY LINE.

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Summary: The Gordian Knot, by Robert A. Gore
Review: THE GORDIAN KNOT is new and fresh and drew me into the story as I wondered how I would react in the shoes of each of the town's participants. The beloved Reverend Silas Wayne, pillar of the community, has managed to trap its leading members in ways they don't want anyone else to know. He has committed a heinous crime, yet he is never questioned until young Joe Tolleson, a sophisticated, brilliant sixteen-year-old, confronts him. The trial scenes are riveting, as the plot twists and turns, and Joe himself is blamed for the murder. You'll stay up all night to finish this novel.

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Summary: I had a hard time putting this book down.
Review: The Gordian Knot is the best piece of non-fiction that I have read in a long time. Mr. Gore did a wonderful job of bringing the characters to life, such that you think you would know them if you passed them on the street. The story keeps you reading until the very end; I just could not put it down. Looking forward to the next work of Robert A. Gore!