Another really good story in the "Outlaw Preacher" series. I strongly recommend you read these in order because you will lose out on so much background and understanding of what is going on by skipping a book (and so far the 1st two have been great). These stories are full of action, adventure, drama and a tiny slice of romance, but what I appreciate most is how the author makes it seem real to life and how he intertwines a real gospel message throughout his stories that just flow with the story.

James is a former member of the Doomsayers Motorcycle Club (DMC), before he went to prison and came out a changed man, a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. Now he is trying to make a difference by sharing of his faith, and has started up a "church" for any who want to hear what he has to say. His former 'bro' in the biker world, Snake, has been in a bad motorcycle accident and is not expected to live. This will bring James back into the lives of several DMC members and he is not exactly welcomed by all. And then he finds out Snake's accident wasn't really an accident. The mystery and suspense and action begin and don't end until the very end.

This genre of story is outside my normal reading style, but I have to stay, it was a story I had a hard time putting down, and look forward to picking up the next book in this series "Redemption".
Some os my favorite quotes from the book:
James is praying, "In all things we see your will, accept your will, we trust your will, and we rest in your response."
James witnessing, "He (Jesus) paid a debt that was not His to pay; that is grace. He gave His life for us that He could give His to us and live His life through us!"
A couple of good questions: "Do we want our prayers answered or do we want God's will for our lives."
"why don't we trust Him? We think we have a better plan, that's why. It's that simple; we dumb humans are convinced that we have a better plan."
I have lots more marked, but let me just share one more: "Beware those who keep emphasizing their great faith and what great faith does. It's the object of our faith that has the power, not faith itself. It's a slippery slope, bro, when we start thinking we can make God do whatever we want if our faith is big enough. That's not biblical faith, that's sorcery."

I highly recommend this series of books; and can say that I think guys and gals would enjoy this author. ( )