Iceman

by Ron Rearick, Doug Murren

Book by Rearick, Ron, Murren, Doug

Genres: Christian

Paperback

First published April 1, 1987

Reviews

[Sidney Brattis · Rating 5 out of 5]

In the beginning Ron Rearick had a tough life he did drugs he hijacked a plane and even went to prison for 25 years but that not the whole story I’m just going to tell you about it. It was during a school day he was in high school he did a lot of bad things he did believe in the lord he talked to him a lot and Ron had a tough journey coming his way he was involved in physical violence, theft, drug sales, the ‘’mob,’’ and eventually an airline hijack. His criminal friends dubbed him because his cold heart feared nothing and no one not even the ‘’hanging judge’’ God does not look on the outer expression He looks on the heart. God did see something in Ron that no one else seen He saw a man with an unusual ability to help other women like him God went to work on the judge who had sentenced Ron. It’s a great story A page-turner the kind I like to read and wish I had written said Ron There was a time when that wasn’t true I used to spend most of my time trying to forget. Suddenly it was july 1972 and he just pulled off the sweltering Utah highway to wait for the $1 million to be dropped off. My partner Stubs and I had made the calls to United Airlines Our plan had been laid out well for the getaway this final heist would at last end my bondage to The Mob and fix me up for some real livin. Seeing the similarity in our lives about our brothers gave me the opportunity to tell him how I always felt that I was not as smart or as good as my brother. By the time we had finished praying I was prepared to plop down in my chair, put my feet up on my desk counter and continue telling Marge about what had happened the past few days how successful we had been in the prisons and how terrific the kids had been in the assemblies Something caught caught my eye.

[April Wilson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Story that shows people can change. Ron has spent a lot of time and energy to make up for his wrongs.