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Athol Dickson author |
They Shall See God 2002 Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
Christy Award Finalist - suspense category 2003 (you can read about it here)
Reviews:
Publishers Weekly
The Christian market sorely needs more quality suspense novels, and Dickson's excellent offering makes a
solid contribution to the genre. ...the writing is original, with unexpected touches of humor, and contains
enough plot twists to keep the reader guessing until the final pages. Although this is a highly entertaining
nail-biter, one of the novel's significant accomplishments is its potential to promote greater understanding
between people of both faiths.
Library Journal:
Dickson (Every Hidden Thing) explores differences in faith and irrational hatred of those differences in a
sensitive yet challenging manner.
Endorsements:
"...a delightfully different book, imbued with power from the first page to the last. You won't want to miss this
one!"--Angela E. Hunt, author of Uncharted and The Nativity.
"Hooked, hooked and hooked! ...a compelling story with profound faith implications. You'll be glad that you
started this one, because it takes you on a great ride through the final pages."--Sigmund Brouwer, author of
The Last Sacrifice (with Hank Hanegraaff)
"A miracle unfolds before your eyes! With a tight plot, hair-raising suspense, and a mystery that keeps you
guessing right to the end, Dickson has created an unprecedented work of faith-based fiction. As long as he
writes 'em, I'll read 'em!--Lisa Samson, author of Straight Up and Club Sandwich
"...a brilliant page-turning plot that will leave you breathless; and an ending that will bring tears to your
eyes.--Deborah Raney, author of A Vow to Cherish and Over the Waters
Christy Award Finalist - suspense category 2003 (you can read about it here)
Reviews:
Publishers Weekly
The Christian market sorely needs more quality suspense novels, and Dickson's excellent offering makes a
solid contribution to the genre. ...the writing is original, with unexpected touches of humor, and contains
enough plot twists to keep the reader guessing until the final pages. Although this is a highly entertaining
nail-biter, one of the novel's significant accomplishments is its potential to promote greater understanding
between people of both faiths.
Library Journal:
Dickson (Every Hidden Thing) explores differences in faith and irrational hatred of those differences in a
sensitive yet challenging manner.
Endorsements:
"...a delightfully different book, imbued with power from the first page to the last. You won't want to miss this
one!"--Angela E. Hunt, author of Uncharted and The Nativity.
"Hooked, hooked and hooked! ...a compelling story with profound faith implications. You'll be glad that you
started this one, because it takes you on a great ride through the final pages."--Sigmund Brouwer, author of
The Last Sacrifice (with Hank Hanegraaff)
"A miracle unfolds before your eyes! With a tight plot, hair-raising suspense, and a mystery that keeps you
guessing right to the end, Dickson has created an unprecedented work of faith-based fiction. As long as he
writes 'em, I'll read 'em!--Lisa Samson, author of Straight Up and Club Sandwich
"...a brilliant page-turning plot that will leave you breathless; and an ending that will bring tears to your
eyes.--Deborah Raney, author of A Vow to Cherish and Over the Waters
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