Title: A surprisingly spiritual novel
Product review: I've always loved John Grisham (The Partner was my favorite until reading The Testament), and I was pleasantly shocked to find such outright spiritualty oozing from Grisham's pen. I saw much of myself in the character of Nate (though I'm neither an alcoholic nor twice divorced), and was only disappointed that we aren't able to see how his spiritual journey progresses. What this story does show us is how readily grace is available to us all. When we are at our worst, we can still be used to accomplish something bigger. God has faith in us -- he's created us to do big things -- and all we need to do is learn to lean on his strength rather than our own. Watching Nate come to this conclusion was one of my favorite aspects of this book. This is a truly satisfying read!
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