I have two reviews I need to write. I'm going to start with the easier one, but it's actually the book that I enjoyed less of the two. Both were good books and both are ones I'd recommend. But the first comes with a caveat. It is not what I'd call Christian fiction. It is labeled "Christian fiction" and it is published by "Christian" publisher that is owned by a big, secular publisher. But, in my opinion, it is not Christian fiction. It is simply fiction. In my mind, I define Christian fiction as a book that is encouraging and points people to God. God is a primary player and events are attributed to be caused by him. Often books that are Christian fiction don't stack up to secular fiction in how good the writing is and how well developed the plots and characters of the stories are if compared to one another. It is also important to me that if there is twisted theology in it, that there is the counterbalance presenc...