This was a very good book. It was full of action and suspense. It had some surprises. I just do not like books that end on a cliffhanger for the next one.

Ron English
Today at 6:39pm.

Mrs. Ehrlich, I have just completed reading your novel, "One Night in Tehran". To say I was delighted with the storyline is an absolute understatement. You are a wonderful writer and storyteller. I don't know what I was expecting, but you exceeded by a country mile all of them. You set the stage for the next book. Your skill matches beautifully that of John Grisham and James Patterson. I have often said that authors and TV dramas could be just as interesting without profanity if they majored on the story. You have proven this to be true. The skillful and beautiful way you handled the Christian faith aspect was so well done that no one outside the faith should be concerned or have any hesitation in picking your book up and diving in. Christians on the other hand will marvel at the wonderful treatment you provided your faith and ours. Our Lord, I am sure, is happy with your book and will bless you abundantly as people discover this work. God bless you richly and thank you for this powerful story of intrigue and local setting. With best wishes for your next book and the next appearance of Titus Ray, Your Norman Fan, Ron English

Most of my book review opportunities come as offers. This one didn't. I recently started getting emails from a place that lists new books of all genre's - some that I wouldn't consider even reading - and it gives the authors' information if you're interested in reviewing a book. This book was the only Christian book in the email, so I emailed the author and she agreed to send me a copy of her debut novel.

I started to read it last night. That was a mistake, as I didn't have enough time to read the whole book, so I had to put it down until this evening, and I picked it up again and did read it through to the finish.

This is a self-published book. And it is an excellent debut novel, especially for being a self-published book (not that self-published books are bad). It is a spy novel, with the main character being a CIA covert agent. I loved the main character, and thought the author did a great job on creating him and spinning a suspenseful, yet believable story around him.

There is a lot of meetings, spy talk, and the like in the book, but I didn't find those parts hard to read at all, but found the entire book an interesting and exciting read. There is a total absence of vulgar language and sex in the book, which is a big plus for me. The main character, Titus, has recently become a Christian, and the book follows his slow progress as he starts reading his Bible, attending a church, and praying. He is no super saint by the end of the book, but I loved the character and spiritual development of him throughout the book. And might I add, it was written in the first person point of view, which is not a favorite of mine, but it worked well for this book and helps the reader gain more insight into the main character.

There is no graphic violence either in the book, and the shooting and action scenes are done well.

I thoroughly enjoyed the book, and was only disappointed at coming to the end of the book and having it end. The book does say it is a "Titus Ray Thriller", so I assume there will be more books to follow with this same hero. I hope so. Ms. Ehrlich has written a great debut novel that begs for a sequel or two, and I will be watching for any to be published.

Worth a four star,but hate stories that leave you hanging. I understand series novels, but hate get involved in novel that leaves you with out finishing and not sure if you will ever get the sequel

I didn't like the way it ended. It was too abrupt and left you hanging.

Just finished my first Titus Ray thriller. It had everything I love in a novel...a former CIA officer still dealing with the bad guys, his past stories and his possible future with a new acquaintance. What I enjoyed the most is what I would call the novel's real time adventure. This could actually happen now in our country. Ehrlich's knowledge of the Iranian military makes the story exciting and plausible for a spy thriller.

Loved the book and almost couldn't put it down until finished! Good entertainment as well as thought provoking. Ms. Ehrlich reminds me of another excellent Christian thriller writer and best selling author Joel Rosenberg, who writes timely stories of Islamic extremists and their attacks and attempted plots against our freedom of religion and way of life in America. Ms. Ehrlich takes us right into the heart of America, and for me personally, into my community of Norman, Oklahoma. We were all shocked to learn that here in Norman, one of the planned 9/11 hijackers was receiving flight training! One Night in Tehran brings the long reach of Islamists from the Middle East to Middle America, but also brings Hope to us in the struggle against this enemy. I thought the characters of Titus Ray and Nikki Saxon certainly have a future and make a great team...maybe more than just a team someday! Keep the stories coming.

I have just finished "One Night in Tehran" and found it to be a hard book to put down. I was impressed with the storyline, but more so with Luana's writing style. I can't wait to learn more about what is in store for Titus.