Official Review: Always Before Me by John Servant

[Teuku Syaifullah]

Of course, it would be easy to stand for our believe when every thing is fine.

[DrOshA]

I personally think it is hard to write about any religion without either advocating for or against it. If this writer was truly able to remain neutral and simply focus on the story, kudos to him! Thanks for bringing this out in your review.

[Joy C]

I like well written and captivating plots that draw you in. I also like that this is told with a focus on the plot rather than on religious biases and differences. I'd love to read this. Thanks for your descriptive review.

[Jennifer Dejan]

I can't understand why they always accused priest in like molesting...

[Hazel Arnaiz]

It looks like a motivational book that explores the relationship between religion and the criminal justice system. Congratulations on Book of the Day!

[Cecil Ebere]

Religion,when properly understood, is a source of comfort. From the well written review,it is obvious that the trials of our faith only help equip us for the complexities of our human existence. It is a fantastic review...!

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your great review. From reading the sample, I did enjoy the story so far. I am a Christian, but not catholic, but I believe I would be able to follow the plot. I'm curious how the characters relate to each other and all of the suspense and secrets. I am going to add this to my list of books to read.

[Whosmarn61]

In the first paragraph of this review, there is a question of "how far can you go to stand for what you believe? I will like to understand the reason behind such a question as this and to know how Father Anthony died. Nice review

[Smartvic96]

A book for all
This book shows how you can impact lives around you while maintaining your spiritual standing.

[mrlefty0706]

I was hooked after reading the first page of the sample. Being Catholic and having attended Catholic school, the official review is excellent and brought back some memories of grades 1 - 12. The priests involved in the story are assigned to the prison by their bishop but a few of the characters were faced with situations where young teens accused them of inappropriate actions with a student, they were there to save souls and serve penance for sins committed in their pasts. The story revolves around the young financially well-off man name John that came to the prison to pay respects to his uncle and collect the deceased priest's possessions' which John saw as a financial gain for himself. I have only read the sample so far but plan to read this well written book.

[Stephanie Runyon]

Tolerance of other religions is always a positive. While I am not a Catholic, I believe that this book supports a theme of acceptance and the search of factual truth. Good review.

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Always Before Me' by John Servant has a potent introduction! It reflects the merits of the author! The point that the book is deeply rooted in Catholicism and all the beliefs associated with it is worth mentioning in the review! Also, the point that the author shows his deep roots and vast knowledge of the Catholic Church, as mentioned in the review, is remarkable for readers! The reactions to the book provided by the reviewer are fascinating to follow! It was great to learn that the author infused different writing styles to make the book fun and engaging!

[Floor Hoosbeek]

For the view pages I have been able to read from your book, I've really started to like your writing style. The story flows well and your way of writing makes me enjoy reading it as well! Keep up the good work, I'm sure you'll be able to make it far with the skills you have

[Floor Hoosbeek]

I think you did a great job! I loved the parts I was able to read and your writing style made it easier for me to read as well and made the flow of the story even better. Keep up the good work! I'm certain you'll make it far with the skill you have.

[Scerakor]

Given that the practices, prayers, and setting of this story all project Catholicism in its fullest expression, religious readers are sure to dive right into Servant's book.