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I love writing book reviews and I love reading them. Since I cannot possibly read and review all of the interesting books out there, here are a few notable links I’ve collected recently:

Evangelist Billy Graham has rubbed elbows with celebrities ranging from presidents to journalists to musicians. Here are testimonies from 12 of them.

Who was Judas Iscariot? The Scriptures tell us the basic facts: he was chosen by Jesus to be one of his twelve disciples.

Imagine you were trapped in a life or death situation. No one is coming to your rescue, and your only hope of survival is at the expense of strangers. As a Christian, what would you do?

While great strides have been made in making female protagonists more realistic in today’s Christian fiction, One Sunday's Alice Ferguson is true to life.

Hope Unseen is much more than a war story, or a story of faith, or a feel-good inspirational tale.

Vanished is the first book in a new series, Private Justice, by bestselling author Irene Hannon.

Does football fanaticism qualify as idol worship? Yes, according to author-comedian, Chad Gibbs. Read an excerpt of his book, God & Football.

Clueless. Absolutely clueless: Jim Anderson thought he was a great husband and father. He was keeping up appearances and things were sure to turn around soon.

Do people really see a light at the end of a tunnel when they have a near-death experience? And could that be heaven up ahead?

Multiply is a good book and one that fills an important niche. If you think back to the days when you were a new believer, I am certain you will see the benefit of this type of material.

How a lesbian professor became a pastor's wife and the homeschooling mom of four adopted children.

Rachel Held Evans' controversial new book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, is valuable, humorous, and confusing.

After six installments in the Patrick Bowers series of books, Steven James has taken a break from the venerable FBI agent and moved on to a new leading man.

When eighteen-year-old Penny Carson met Trent Taylor, he swept her off her feet in what seemed like a fairytale romance.

If you’ve ever read Annie Downs’ blog at annieblogs.com, you know the spunky 30-something is fun, hilarious and wise beyond her years.

Dead Man’s Hand, by award-winning author Eddie Jones, is a western mystery told in the least offensive way possible.

Ted Dekker’s latest, The Sanctuary, is a sequel to 2011’s The Priest’s Graveyard, which explored the psychological journey of tormented California priest Danny Hanson.

Malcolm Bannister, a former small-town Virginia lawyer, is halfway through a 10-year sentence at a federal prison camp in Frostburg, Maryland, due to a shady money laundering scheme.

With the one hundredth anniversary of the Titanic’s sinking upon us, the market has been flooded with Titanic-themed books.