2 Kill or Not to Kill: Two Christopher Raven Novellas

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Summary: This book would make a intriguing movie.
Review: A private investigator, Dr. Christopher Raven is a cross between Mike Hammer and James Bond with a Christian psychology.
A mysterious murder on the Seventeen Mile Drive on the coast of California leads him on the trail of finding the murderer.
Two great Christopher Raven Novellas with a "perceptive" author.

Rating:
Summary: This book would make a intriguing movie.
Review: A private investigator, Dr. Christopher Raven is a cross between Mike Hammer and James Bond with a Christian psychology.
A mysterious murder on the Seventeen Mile Drive on the coast of California leads him on the trail of finding the murderer.
Two great Christopher Raven Novellas with a "perceptive" author.

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Summary: Neo-Lutheran Sleuth
Review: Although I differ with the author's non-traditional take on Christianity, it's refereshing to find an author of fiction who takes Christianity seriously. These two novellas are an erudite, intelligent read and entertaining to boot. As a Lutheran, it was fun to see a Lutheran as the protagonist. By packaging much food for thought in an enjoyable form, Bill Dallmann has attained the Elightenment ideal symbolized by the honeycomb: Sweetness and light.

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Summary: 5 Stars for Dallmann's 2 Kill or Not to Kill
Review: Both of these fast paced novellas left this reader wanting more! Readers will find themselves not only taken with the twists and turns of impecably described scenes, but can also enjoy knowing a noble and fasinating man. I highly recommend this book as entertains and enlightens.

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Summary: Scintilating Action Drama
Review: These two Christopher Reed novellas are a fun read. You are drawn into the dram from the very beginning, and it's hard to put it down until you're finished. Beyond the appeal of the fast-moving action and unfolding drama, what's unique about these novellas is that they are also think pieces. The author draws on his experience as a detective, which helps make Christopher Raven a credible character, but he also draws on this training and experience in general semantics to add depth to the character and thoughtfulness to his reflections. You will enjoy this and be challenged by it.