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Chris Prime primey4 — Excellent book. I remember it as if it were a movie. It's scary and upsetting and involves molestation and murder, but is so beautifully written you never want to put it down, even through the gruesome parts. The book delves into the psychological aftermath surrounding a young girl's disappearance and ultimate death. This book will haunt you.

Nathan Marques the_athan — No idea why this book is so popular.

Info Sebaiy infos — I picked this up because I had one very specific issue that I needed to figure out, and thought this book might help. In the end, it turned out to shine a light on both positive and negative aspects of my upbringing, my own parenting abilities, and issues with family and friends that I'd never known how to properly deal with. 90% of what I learned in this book was a total surprise to me, things I didn't even know I needed to know. As such, I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone. One of the book's strengths is also it's biggest weakness, though: it is written by Christians for Christians, and is heavy on Biblical references to make its points. The reason I consider this to be a weakness is that the truths laid out in the book are plain to see, and it's a shame that such wisdom is packaged in a way that would send non-Christians running before they had a chance to benefit from it. Still, it's my sincere hope that anyone who dislikes Christianity could put that aside and be willing to read the book for all of its good. It's not preachy, by any means, it just assumes that the reader wants and has a relationship with Jesus Christ and trusts the Bible implicitly. Of course, for those of us for whom this is true, it's extremely refreshing and supportive to see that the authors' wisdom is in line with God's. Read this book cover to cover. You'll be glad you did.

Franco Guglielmi francogugl9565 — 3.25 stars I quite enjoyed Faith & Fidelity, even without the strong emotional effect I was hoping for, or without any plot, aside from the romance. First part of the story focuses on each grieving, damaged man finding the friend they both desperately need in the other. Gay for you theme isn't really for me, especially when two straight men, cop&ex-cop even, just basically ignore the fact that they have both been hetero-sexual all their lives and basically jump each other without a second thought(okay I exaggerated a little). Evan eventually gets cold feet (what will the neighbors think) and breaks things off with Matt. What really disturbed was how the problems that lead Evan to his decision to not pursue anything with Matt, weren't ever discussed between the mcs, not even when they break up nor when they sneakily reconcile, neither were the things that happened while they were separated. And this is just a personal preference, but I'd favor the hottest sex scene to be between the main characters. Over all, one of the better gfy- themed novels out there and an enjoyable enough story with a well drawn cast. The writing flowed very smoothly and had me interested enough to read the sequels too.