Books by Davis Bunn
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review 1: This was a fun, fast-paced, treasure hunt of a thriller that was fairly entertaining.[return][return]However, it did take some time to get used to the clipped sentences. It seems as though the author were seeing a movie in his head and was trying his hardest to keep his writing ...
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review 1: When the previous Christmas holiday left Amanda and Chris reeling from a great loss, Amanda is uncertain what she feels about the upcoming Christmas season. An unexpected invitation comes from her neighbor Emily to visit the Holy Land and Amanda agrees to accompany her. When she ...
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review 1: I must admit at the quarter mark of the novel, it was just ok for me, just a few words to occupy my mind. However, by the end of the story, I am torn between 'liking it' or 'really liking it.' Lion of Babylon read like a story wrap around a text both, meaning it was both educatio...
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review 1: Davis Bunn has done it again. This sequel to Lion of Babylon is full of intrigue and kept me going until the last page. And I'm hoping there will be a sequel! Marc Royce is once again on an adventure full of mystery and danger. He is faced with trying to find the missing brother ...
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review 1: This was an amazing book, to put it simply! Basically, Pontius Pilot has sent Centurion Alban to discover what happened to the body of Jesus and Claudia Procula, Pilot's wife, has also done the same with her servant and niece, Leah. What they discover will either change their li...
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review 1: 2nd in the series. Interesting background of the story of Stephen from the Bible. If you don't know the story, read it...Acts 7:54-60. Also the background of Ananias and Sapphira...Acts 5:1-11. Again, I know it is fiction but it does give life to the stories I read in the Bib...
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review 1: By the time I got to book 3 of this series, I loved them!!! The caravan drama kept me going as well as all the trials of the people of the Way. I wondered if I could endure physically their way of life. Women had lots of chores and to cover your face with a shawl or veil doesn't ...
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review 1: The Centurion's Wife is well researched and well thought out. I thought it was perfectly ordinary, however. It may just be me, but Janette Oke always writes wonderfully when she writes alone. Writing with somebody else, however, her writing style is lost. It was very historically...
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review 1: It isn’t often I read a book that balances thrills, faith, and romance in an entirely believable package. But that is what Davis Bunn does in Book of Dreams. The main character, Elena, does not come across as pious or unsympathetic. She is real, she has doubts, and she suffers fe...
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review 1: Antiques expert Storm Syrrell heads to Europe to investigate the clandestine trade in religious artifacts. She dismisses superstitious tales of miraculous healings and divine omens. Yet when an obsessive Russian oligarch calls - just as her friend Harry Bennett vanishe...
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review 1: Strait of Hormuz by Davis Bunn is my first experience with Bunn’s novels. I met him in 2012 during the Christian Writers Guild Writing For The Soul Conference. True to reputation, his writing is fantastic.This reads like a military-spy novel with a dash of romance. Marc Royce is ...
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review 1: This is one of those terrorist thrillers you hope is only fiction. The false trails set that the intelligence agencies followed were very well done. Our little troop of heroes are varied, interesting and real. I do not usually read Christian fiction, but this book included the Ch...