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BOOK REVIEW: Fury
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by: Eileen Key Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Fury Authors: Bill Bright and Jack Cavanaugh Publisher: Howard Books ISBN: 1-58229-573-5 Genre: Inspirational/Historical/Fiction
“Once again, his best friend betrayed him.” So begins the story of sixteen-year-old Daniel Cooper who only wants to be left alone to enjoy his music. When he witnesses a murder, but is unable to convince his uncle he speaks the truth, he’s forced to face those he’s accused and apologize. He knows he must run for his life.
Thus begins a tale of relentless pursuit: by a killer, an unforgiving uncle, and the Holy Spirit. Daniel’s encounter with evangelist Charles Finney changes his life and gives him the courage he needs to face his future.
Fury is last book of the series The Great Awakenings co-written by Bright and Cavanaugh. Fast-paced, the exciting race with Daniel and plot twists keeps the reader turning pages.
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