Packed with unexpected twists and high-stakes tension, this gripping tale combines elements of mystery and suspense reminiscent of Scooby-Doo with the intensity of a high-stakes game. Authored by popular BookTokker Bill Wood, the story promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats as they navigate a thrilling narrative filled with surprises.
Set in 1880 Texas, this novel follows Jesse Lane and Tom McKelroy as they navigate the challenges of their ministry amidst a backdrop of danger, including a mysterious fire and an attack on their home. The story blends action, humor, romance, and suspense, while exploring themes of faith and courage. Readers will connect with the characters' struggles and their unwavering commitment to spreading the Gospel in a tumultuous environment. The author, Bill Wood, draws from his Texas roots and experiences in education and ministry to enrich the narrative.
The narrative follows three itinerant preachers in Texas as they navigate the challenges of spreading Christianity across the rugged American frontier. Enduring harsh weather and isolation, these resilient figures embody the spirit of dedication and sacrifice, bringing hope to isolated communities. The author, Bill Wood, draws from his extensive pastoral experience and personal passion for the Old West to create a fictionalized account that highlights the often-overlooked contributions of these early missionaries.
Exploring the lesser-known details surrounding the birth of Christ, this narrative delves into questions about the angelic appearances to shepherds and the circumstances of Mary and Joseph's journey. It presents the nativity story through a human lens, highlighting the ordinary lives of those involved, filled with love, mystery, and humor. The book invites readers to reconsider familiar elements, such as the significance of the manger and the prolonged journey of the Eastern visitors, ultimately revealing the profound impact of these events on history.
Bill Wood's business was photography - and he produced tens of thousands of images over the course of his career. This title features around 300 of Wood's photographs, and essays by Diane Keaton and Marvin Heiferman that pay respect to the skills Wood brought to the business of photography.