The following folks participated in the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance tour of Fatal Illusions. Thank you for helping to get the word out. Andie at Radiant Light April at Projecting A Bonnie at Bonnie Writes Caleb at Reviews Plus+ Camy at Camy Tang Cara at the law, books, and life CeeCee at Book Splurge Dave at The Plot Thickens Debra at Soul Reflections Delia at Gatorskunkz And Mudcats E.J at Sword and Pen Ernie at Writing: My Adventures In Words Janis at The Nearsighted Bookworm Jill at Christian Work At Home Moms Jim B. at The Bedford Review Kelly at A Disciple’s Steps Kristi at Stamped With Grace Kristinia at Loving Heart Mommy Laura at Laura William’s Musings Linda at Mocha With Linda Marjorie at The Writer’s Tool Michelle at Edgy Inspirational Author Michelle at Michelle’s Great Blogs Nicole at Into The Fire Rulan at Fiction Showcase Sally at Welcome…
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Fatal Illusions is a tale that brings together the best of several writing elements, and weaves them into a suspenseful and compelling read that contains a satisfying spiritual and emotional depth. Adam Blumer’s writing takes a look at realistic struggles faced by many Christians today. He sets these issues amid the disturbing criminal case of a serial killer, and as he carefully merges the story lines, the reader is amazed at how the emotional/spiritual aspects of the primary story is mirrored in the dark depravity of the criminal. Everyone is seeking to obey someone – is it the voice of God, of man, or the devil himself? Marc and Gillian Thayer serve as pastor and wife in a large urban congregation. When one of Marc’s church members reveals her psychologically disturbed state, the Thayers suddenly find themselves in what seems to be an unending nightmare. Death has already touched their…
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http://thecypresstimes.com/Article.cfm?articleID=21825 “This book is magnificent! Once I started reading it I couldn’t put it down. I’m definitely a new member of the Adam Blumer fan club. The book had a lot of action that never quite let up. Even at almost 400 pages I read this in a day and a half. The book never seems to slow down, so it’s a quick read. One of the great things about this book was that it was a Christian murder mystery. Typically in this genre you get a certain amount of cussing or sex scenes. You get none of that here, just non stop action. This book also through some twists at me that I wasn’t expecting, and believe me I’m not easily surprised by plot twists anymore. I’d put Fatal Illusions up against a James Patterson novel any day…it’s that good! I’m definitely recommending this to anyone who likes a…
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