Book Review – A House Divided by Robert Whitlow

A House DividedI have long been a fan of legal fiction. Novels from authors such as John Grisham and Randy Singer are among my favorites.

Another favorite legal fiction writer is Robert Whitlow. One of my first experiences with Whitlow’s work was his novel, The List. After reading that, I was hooked. Since then, I have read several of Whitlow’s novels,and each is better than the last.

In his most recent book, Whitlow tells the story of a man who is on the verge of losing everything. His wife, though divorced, is dead. His son is distant, and his daughter is more than distant. It seems as if she hates her father.

Throw in the battle with alcohol, and you have a man on the brink of destruction. His one ray of hope resides in his relationship with his grandson.

When a local company is accused of environmental poisoning, and several community kids end up with cancer as a result, he is faced with the challenge of bringing justice to his town.

And in the midst of all of this, he searches for healing and restoration.

A House Divided is an incredible story of redemption and hope. It’s gritty.  It’s real.  And it’s spellbinding.  I found it well worth my time to read, and was thoroughly engaged the entire time. I highly recommend that you pick up a copy and read it. If you enjoy legal fiction, you will love this story.

Question: Have you read any of Robert Whitlow’s novels? If so, which one was your favorite?? You can leave a comment by clicking here.

If you are interested in reading A House Divided, by Robert Whitlow, you can purchase it at Amazon.com in print or for Kindle. You can also pick up a copy of The List, mentioned above, both in print and for Kindle as well.

I received this book free from Harper Collins Christian Publishing as part of their BookLook Bloggers review program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.

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