But what really makes Ransomed a treasure is the story itself. This short book captures real, true love like only a few others (with more words) have managed to. It isn't a sappy story. Coming from a Christian (so take that as you will), I don't feel it's a preachy story. It's a gentle and honest story of betrayal, pain, hatred, hope, sadness, and love.
The language is poetic, the allegory is subtly clear, and the message is lasting. I've already recommended this to friends, and plan to keep it as a "coffee table book" to pique the curiosity of even more.
Unlike most books I review, I bought a (signed) copy on my own.
2 comments:
This book is prefect for my church library. It is on my purchase request list. It is also on my Christmas list for my home.
Awesome! :)
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