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I just finished a book that is really easy to read for an autobiography. It's written in novel form. Really encouraging... anyone else read it recently?
What do ya'll think?

Title: In The Stink of Life Smell The Rose of Sharon

This novel is a easy read because it is so great!

If you haven’t read Robert Dugoni, you should. He’s my new favorite author. Dugoni writes legal thrillers, but they’re not trial books, they’re books about injustice with a legal bent. In Wrongful Death Dugoni brings back his protagonist David Sloane and his sidekick, Charles Jenkins, from The Jury Master, and I’m glad he did. Sloane is a great character, a hero with a conscience. Now living in Seattle, Sloane is approached by the widow of a National Guardsman killed in Iraq who wants to sue the government and the military. The odds are stacked against Sloane and his client because of military law, and they get worse for him and his family when he starts investigating how this soldier died. It’s not a book about the war, but the Iraq scenes are very real and frightening. Dugoni doesn’t glorify the war, he tells it straight. If you’re looking for real characters and action packed suspense, read this book

i'll have to read this one. i'm not usually a biography fan

designpassion wrote:I just finished a book that is really easy to read for an autobiography. It's written in novel form. Really encouraging... anyone else read it recently?
What do ya'll think?

Title: In The Stink of Life Smell The Rose of Sharon

I have not read it yet. You can add it free on http://www.dragoncub.com/books.
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