Review: ALMOST HOME by Chris Fabry

This is a good example of why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. The cover, with its saturated colors and clichéd overall appearance, it leads the reader to expect a nice, quiet, cozy kind of buzz.

It's not. 

It's the story of a life, lived mostly in a hollow in West Virginia, with all its ups and downs. While there are some cliches, it's mostly a small story told very well. It's about a man's commitment, first to God, then to the people, places, and things he loves.

I recommend this book. I was pleasantly surprised by it, and I think you will be too.