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The Jericho Deception by Jeffrey Small

The Jericho Deception

by Jeffrey Small

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  • May 2013, 396 pages
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  • Betty B. (Irving, TX)
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    I wanted to read this book, even though I do not normally read thrillers, because one of its themes relates to the common ground of all religions. I did enjoy that aspect of the book, and would have liked more. I also would have liked more development of the characters. I think this book would appeal to readers of thrillers like the Dan Brown books. Although it did not have the depth I would have liked, nevertheless I quickly read to the end, and I plan to read Small's prize-winning book, The Breath of God.

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