Books by Chris Fabry
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review 1: I did not enjoy Borders of the Heart by Chris Fabry nearly as much as I had the 2 previous books I recently ready by him---Dogwood and June Bug. In this suspense novel, John David ('JD') Jessup, a former musician who turned his back on his career after the death of his wife and...
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review 1: Wow!! This was an amazing story. I have read one other of Chris Fabry's book and was impressed with that one and this book is on the same level. The story of a young girl hurt by a test drug that should never have been tested on humans. She possessed the special gift of reach...
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review 1: June Bug is seeing the country with her father via RV travel- we come across them as the walmart manager is getting tired of them parked in the parking lot of his walmart- and Sheila a kindly widow who works there takes them to her house until the part that will get the RV up and...
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review 1: The writing was pretty good, easy to read. I was quite interested in Billy's life story. It's very detailed. The characters were, too, though I find Malachi and his company unrealistic, probably due to the lack of description. There were also some points in the plot that were pre...
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review 1: You will note i give this book 4 of 5 stars. It is a good book and i recommend it. However, there is a caveat. The problem that faces an author of nonfiction is that when they attempt fiction, the writing feels very shallow to a reader that is used to great fiction. This is a...
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review 1: This is the first Chris Fabry book I read. I absolutely loved it and have read several more since. It definitely has a twist that I did not foresee coming until the page before. From Karin, who is trying to live life by doing the best she can, to Will who has been madly in love w...
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review 1: Like the others have said, Chris Fabry is a master storyteller. He was courageous enough to build a story around a main character that isn't very likeable, yet manages to draw the reader into the story emotionally. Like some, there was a point when I had a hard time continuing be...
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review 1: Accustomed to living out of an RV and camping out in Wal-Mart parking lots, June Johnson is just a little surprised to find her face on a missing child poster. All of a sudden confronted with the reality that she is likely not June Bug, but Natalie Anne Edwards - that her birthda...
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review 1: I was hooked from the opening sentence. There were many times I thought "this couldn't happen" and yet as a story it was excellent. The character development was thorough. I did wish I knew more of the relationship between John and June Bug--maybe another book coming? It showed m...
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review 1: What an amazing book...now I need to find the next one by Chris Fabry, which is June Bug. Almost Heaven is about bluegrass music, good vs evil, and wonderful alternating chapters by the angel who has been given charge over Billy, the owner of a radio station. It was based on a ve...
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review 1: On Christmas Eve (and their 20th anniversary) Marlee and Jacob set out to meet with their lawyer and sign their divorce papers. They'd tried everything -- counseling, retreats, countless books, but Marlee believes it's a lost cause. Their love has died. "When do we tell the chil...
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review 1: This novel is set in the small community of Dogwood, West Virginia. The story is told from the perspective of Will, a young man who has just spent 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Karin, the young woman Will has been in love with since he was a teenager, Bobby Ra...