Heaven's Wager

Book number three in Alexis's book challenge is finished...so is number four, but I'll cover that in another post. I read Heaven's Wager by Ted Dekker. I really like Ted, although sometimes he loses his intensity. To write such an intense book though, I'm sure that it's virtually impossible to keep it up 100% of the time. This book was really cool because it was kind of a reverse Job story. I liked it because even though Kent chose to do the "wrong" thing, I can't say that I wouldn't have felt the same way in his situation. I don't know if I would have acted on my feelings, but I definitely would have felt the same way. I think the reason I like Ted so much is because there is no hiding God from the audience. God is definitely prominent in his books.