The Band Meeting: Rediscovering Relational Discipleship in Transformational Community

I have read all Theresa Monsour's books and they are all well written books. Paris Murphy is a great character, and the books are written in a believable way. I can't wait for her next book to come out. Please hurry Theresa.

Catch & Serene ...what a pair!! He is a bartender with a violent streak, suicidal tendencies and a terrible secret. He used to be a terrific hockey player though. She is an Associate Professor of English Lit. at the state university with impeccable credentials from Princeton and a few publications under her belt, notably "Romance or Reality? How The Divided Soul Pains the New Prometheus." Well, I don't know much about... Read Full Review

It was a very good book, well written. It was interesting to follow the story because of the locations in the story as I live in the same area.

You don't often read books about women who live highly respected professional lives but who have a weakness for underage men who look more like teenage boys, but hey, every week or so it seems they catch another school teacher in bed with a middle school pupil, so why not Serena Ransom, "Lady Macbeth's finest pupil," who walks into a bar in St. Paul on a cold, cold night and brings down a firestorm of blood and bullets. She's... Read Full Review

In the remote Iron Range section of Minnesota, though at least ten years older than her, Professor Serene Ransom picks up early twenties "Catch" Clancy, a bartender at Maggie's Red Door though he is slightly older than her usual boy toy. Catch fails to lock up when a snowmobile rider enters the place with a shotgun. Serene distracts the killer with her pistol while Catch hammers the robber with a bottle of Daniels. Serene's... Read Full Review