Author’s new book “The Prisoner’s Cross” receives a warm literary welcome
Readers’ Favorite announces the review of the Christian – Historical Fiction book “The Prisoner’s Cross” by Peter B. Unger, currently available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1532696132.
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Reviewed By Natalie Soine for Readers’ Favorite
“In The Prisoner’s Cross by Peter B. Unger, Don Campbell returned from his summer job at the Ford plant in May 1993. Don’s father Jim, a Ford mechanic, and his mother Alberta came from a working-class background. Don and his sister Sue had been witness to Jim’s lifelong relationship with alcohol addiction and abusive behavior. A tragic accident brings pain, sorrow, and anger to the family. Don’s years of being bullied and traumatized cause him to become detached from people. After studying at a seminary, Don meets Jop de Vries, a bookstore owner and Japanese POW during the Second World War. Don had agreed to interview Jop who also grew up with an abusive father until he obtained a college degree, and then went to Indonesia in 1938. Jop shares with Don his experience in the POW camp and how it impacted on his life as a Christian.
“Author Peter B. Unger produced The Prisoner’s Cross based on his father’s experiences in the Japanese WW2 POW camps. Peter shares how God’s love and grace – uncorrupted by politics, sectarianism, and church institutionalism – could transform lives for the better. The story is professionally researched and beautifully written with an interesting array of characters from all walks of life including students, professors, POW soldiers, and their captors. The scenes and locations come to life in the story as Don joins the seminary and interviews Jop about his time in the POW camps. The Prisoner’s Cross is a remarkable story, highly recommended to young and old.”
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