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Whom Shall I Fear? 1996 Zondervan Publishing House
Reviews:
The New York Times Sunday Magazine:
“Readers get moonshine, a crooked sheriff and a redneck crucifixion scene that would put Flannery O’Connor
to shame.”
Library Journal:
“Novels such as this are willing to explore realistic issues while also offering readers a sense of hope...An
engrossing novel; highly recommended.…”
The Fort Worth Star Telegram:
“Dickson evokes his setting with skill. An East Texas town of heat, humidity and half forgotten heinousness.”
The Dallas Morning News:
“…a mystery of faith, with a novel twist.”
Booklist:
“Dickson’s Texas accent is perfect.”
Reviews:
The New York Times Sunday Magazine:
“Readers get moonshine, a crooked sheriff and a redneck crucifixion scene that would put Flannery O’Connor
to shame.”
Library Journal:
“Novels such as this are willing to explore realistic issues while also offering readers a sense of hope...An
engrossing novel; highly recommended.…”
The Fort Worth Star Telegram:
“Dickson evokes his setting with skill. An East Texas town of heat, humidity and half forgotten heinousness.”
The Dallas Morning News:
“…a mystery of faith, with a novel twist.”
Booklist:
“Dickson’s Texas accent is perfect.”
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