The Lights of Tenth Street
They have the house, the two kids, and the minivan. They have a well-meaning but shallow church. What Sherry doesn't know is that Doug has a shameful struggle with his thought life. When an exotic dancer's life intersects theirs, this suburban couple has to make a hard choice: do they risk their convenience and security for her sake, or do they cross to the other side of t...more
Paperback, 470 pages
Published
May 8th 2003
by Multnomah Books
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Many good men can (and do) go down the dark, inviting path of sexual promiscuity during their marriages. There is an Enemy of our souls that is waiting to put the right circumstances before us to trip us up.
This book gets into the life of a godly man who succombs to temptation. The inner turmoil is wonderfully written by this female author, who honors manhood throughout the book. The love of a good wife isn't always enough, which is apparent throughout the pages.
On the other side of the coin of...more
This book gets into the life of a godly man who succombs to temptation. The inner turmoil is wonderfully written by this female author, who honors manhood throughout the book. The love of a good wife isn't always enough, which is apparent throughout the pages.
On the other side of the coin of...more
WOW! This book is incredible, although not for the faint of heart. Feldhahn wrote this novel with the goal of exposing the Sex Industry – i.e. pornography, prostitution, stripping. She also addresses the issue of judgmentalism in the Church. The story is basically three-fold: First, a 16 year old girl runs away from an abusive home with the noble goal of attending college to become a physical therapist. She begins work as a waitress in a strip club on 10th Street in Atlanta, and then eventually...more
This book is actually a pretty quick read and somewhat suspensely. Like more Christian Lit it is a little hokie and you can kind of see where it is going, but I like books like that and this one did not disappoint, no suprises. The good thing was that it reminded me ot the spiritual battles ongoing and reminded me of ways that I can show love to my wife. Definately worth the read.
I read this because I was so impressed by the author's book For Women Only, which, she says, she wrote after doing research for Tenth Street. As one who appreciates good fiction, this piece just didn't do it for me. The story line--evangelical Christian befriends stripper in order to "save" her--seemed shallow. The characters seemed hollow and predictable.
Het is een goed geschreven, spannend boek, dat een paar kwesties aan de orde brengt die in christelijke kringen vaan onbesproken blijven. Al is het 'preek-gehalte' soms wat hoog, heb ik het niet als storend ervaren. De verschillende halen zijn op een goede manier met elkaar verweven en komen uiteindelijk op een onverwachte manier samen, knap gedaan.
Took me a while to get used to the writing style. Didn't like it at first, but once I got into the story, I wanted to know the outcome and couldn't put it down. Thought provoking in the areas of angels and demons, spiritual warfare, power of prayer, good vs. evil. See various characters struggle with.development of faith: married man, wife/mom, single girl out on her own (stripper), pastor, mom newly converted Christian, Christian couples. Challenged me to learn more about angels and makes me wa...more
Sep 25, 2012
Terri
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This is a difficult but very good book.
I liked it, but not as much as I liked The Veritas Conflict.
Mar 17, 2013
Grace Hejnal
marked it as to-read
Mar 09, 2013
Jessica Nichols
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