- Hardcover
- Publisher: Zondervan; Crossings Book Club Edition edition (1999)
- ASIN: B00229OWQA
- Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (24 customer reviews)
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best in the series,
By Beverly "bevreader" (Mississippi) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Word of Honor (Newpointe 911 Series #3) (Paperback)
Terri Blackstock's latest Newpointe 911 is the best of the bunch! Unlike the earlier two books in the series, the reader knows right away "whodunnit." However, this knowledge does not spoil the outcome at all; on the contrary, the twists and turns that the plot takes as the culprit is pursued keep you on the edge of your seat. As always, Blackstock's plots also involve a spiritual awakening for at least one of the main characters, and the revival of attorney Jill Clark is a major plotline of Word of Honor. How she copes with an unusual client who has some very black-and-white religious beliefs ties in with Jill's gradual renewal and deeper understanding of her own Christian faith. Word of Honor is Terri at her best, and I can hardly wait for the next in the series.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Raises Serious Questions,
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This review is from: Word of Honor (Newpointe 911 Series #3) (Hardcover)
In general, I like Terri Blackstock's novels & this Newpointe series in particular even though I have a lot of nit-picking criticisms of them! However, even though I enjoyed this novel I had some serious problems with the covenant theme & Jerry's character. I though it raised some very problematic questions about a Christian's duty. Every review I read on this site was effusive with praise for this book. Didn't any of you have a question about the way this covenant theme was played out? Frankly, I cannot agree with Jerry's outlook even though I can sympathize with it. The author tiptoes around the difficult questions she herself has brought up as part of the plot. Despite some erratic behavior, Jerry is portrayed as basically a good guy, but where are the Christians who would bring up other considerations. What loyalty does one owe to a maniac who is a danger to society & to one's own family? How can it be Christian to facilitate the escape of such a person out of a sincere but misguided notion of covenant-keeping? What would ultimately be for Frank's own good? To let him go on killing & ultimately destroy himself & innocent people? Sorry, but I can't accept that. There's some very faulty theology here.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Intrigue, Conviction & (a little) Romance,
By A Customer
This review is from: Word of Honor (Newpointe 911 Series #3) (Paperback)
Once again, Terri Blackstock has proven herself to be among the best authors-- both Christian and secular. Word of Honor is a timely story as it deals with issues of terrorism, mental instability and trust. At the same time, Blackstock's true-to-life characters challenge the reader to evaluate their own relationship with Christ, reminding them of His sacrifice for us. With just the right combination of suspense, action, faith, and a dash of romance, this novel is sure to satisfy anyone hungry for a great story!
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