A Re-Publish worth your time - Don't miss it this time around!

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If you have read many of my reviews you know that I love books that question perspective! Truly, the best reads are the ones that make you ask yourself hard questions. Yes, I read passionately into good romances and get involved in the suspense of mysteries but what about the books that take what you think you know and throw it out the window? Lots of people don't like to read those types of books. Whats the fun of that? Well, to me it is the starting place, to see things in a new and fresh light, no matter what the issue.

If you like these types of reads then Randall Arthurs' re-publish of "Wisdom Hunter" is for you! Yes, this book came out years ago and sold over 125,000 copies and it is back! I had never read it before. So, when I heard that it was a re-publish I had to know why it was that good and I missed it. Perhaps because before I read mainly for pleasure and not the journey. Sadly, I missed many great books along the way. Fortunately, some authors bring them back around! Don't miss this one. It is an amazing story of loss, heartache, redemption, and faith with a clear shot in the arm of perspective!

To order a copy: Click Here.

Disclaimer: This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.

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