This past weekend I picked up a book with what I thought might be an interesting storyline. One thing I've noticed in my reading is that there are all sorts of books. There are books one would call Christian fiction and then there are books that are written by Christians which I would simply call fiction informed by a Christian worldview. Then there are books written by Christians that are simply fiction--there is no discernable Christian worldview or "inspirational truth" underlying the story. Christian publishers today publish books that fall into all three of these categories. The book I read this past weekend would probably fall under the last category. I expected it to fall in the middle category and because of that expectation, it was quite a disappointing read. The book I read is titled Beyond Molasses Creek . It is written by Nicole Seitz. The main character of the story is a 60 year old, overweight white woman who has come hom...