Title: Don't bother.
Product review: I don't want to write a spoiler review. And without giving away the plot totally, I can't say very coherently exactly what I didn't like about this book. But I do feel the author cheated. Instead of concentrating, as I expected from the blurb and the other reviews, on the issue of being forced to face one's greatest sin, in public, the book sank into cheap psychological nonsense that had nothing particularly Christian about it, in spite of the tacked on sermons of the hero's friend who was a pastor, close to the end. The author writes in a way that keeps you turning pages, if you like thrillers; it is just that the premise of the book is fundamentally flawed. And worse, disappointingly boring. I won't read another Ted Dekker book.
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