Mental health

#193 ~ The Dogs of Babel

The Dogs of Babel by Carolyn Parkhurst Paul Iverson is a tenured linguistics professor married to Lexy Ransome, an artist who specializes in making masks for parties or events such as Marti Gras and weddings. Where he is a quintessential college professor, Lexy is the creative free spirit. Somehow, they click. She loves him for [...]

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#157 ~ Boneman’s Daughters

29 Apr By Jennifer 12 Comments

BoneMan’s Daughters by Ted Dekker Boneman’s Daughters tells the story of Ryan Evans, a naval intelligence officer whose life gets turned upside down after being taken hostage in Iraq. Despite his extensive training and understanding of the techniques used during hostage-type interrogations, the stress and strain associated with his captivity break him down and make [...]