Jerome Teel
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Total reviews: 20
Average rating: 5.0 of 5
Book Review of The Divine Appointment 5 out of 5 stars.
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One of the best books I have read in a long time. The writer has a great insight and talent. I did not want to lay the book down.
Divine Appointment ~Reviewed 4 out of 5 stars.
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It was an interesting story but kind of confusing, as Teel went into detail about the inner workings of the Presidency: his assistant and the security team that handles different things for the President. Teel also went through the whole election process of a Judge and the detailed workings of that process.
I found myself checking back to see who was the assistant to the President and who was the Assistant to the Majority speaker. It has many characters and a couple of court room dramas, playing out at the same time along with a couple people getting killed in their investigations. It has a good ending and in parts it was suspenseful.
But you don't leave the book thinking, "Wow - that was good." He has some really good points to make in the book about politics and religion; one being a lawyer who is faced with getting real with Jesus in all areas of his life.
Reviewed by Nora St. Laurent
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