Brother Word

by Derek Jackson

Derek Jackson's second compelling novel takes readers into the world of a faith-healer and the lives of those he touches.

Genres: Christian Fiction

368 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Derek Jackson is also the author of the self-published novel Destiny's Cry. He is a University of Houston graduate in communications and is a freelance graphic designer. He currently resides in Houston, Texas.

Reviews

[Krystal Esmi]

This was a really good book, especially for believers. It may be a little to "out there" for non-Christians,but for me, it was very encouraging. I look forward to the day when 21st century Christians will have that type of faith and boldness in the Lord to do the things which were done in this book. I loved this book, it was the bomb. I kind of wish that there was a sequel to this one so that I could find out what became of Chance, Lynn, Travis, and Bennett.

[Melissa]

This was an ok/good book. Not as good as I hoped it would be from the reviews on Amazon. The writing wasn't particularly "smart", I don't know how else to say that. I love books that are full of sentences that make me think, "Wow, what a great way to put words together!" This didn't have any of that, but the story was good and the moral was good, all about faith, and believing, and changing for the better.

[James]

Uplifting book

[Danita Lawrence]

Walk Worthy Press produce some really good reads!!!

[Shannan Harper]

An enjoyable story about a man of God with a troubled past that allows him to heal others.