Fire Within
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Fire Within
An outstanding book on prayer and the spiritual life written by one of the best spiritual directors of our time. Dubay synthesizes the teachings on prayer of the two great Doctors of the Church--St. John of the Cross and St. Teresa of Avila--and the teaching of Sacred Scripture.
The Fire Within
Book two of the Nephilim When private detective Elizabeth Rand witnesses a murder in the snow, she's in for the case of her life. Mysterious creatures are killing people, and soon she's hired to look into one of the deaths. That means working with one of the city's sexiest detectives, Dante Zucco. As a Nephilim—the offspring of a human and an angel—Dante's been hunting the demons known as Shemyaza for years, and Beth's case stinks of one. But while he can see the Shem's miasma, she can't, and she refuses to believe she's in over her head. As infuriating as she is, he can't stay away—if she died, she'd take a piece of his heart with her. Dante's too loud, too brash, too everything…but Beth can't resist him. And that might be a deadly problem. Dante's got a sense the Shem are out for his blood, literally, and that means anyone he cares about is in danger. If the Shem realize they can kill Beth to hurt him, it'll take all the inner fire he's got to keep her safe. 79,000 words
The Fire Within
In "The Fire Within," Patricia Wentworth masterfully weaves a taut narrative that delves into themes of suspense, mystery, and the complexities of human relationships. Set against an evocative backdrop, Wentworth employs a graceful prose style marked by its incisive characterizations and intricate plotting. The novel encapsulates the essence of post-World War II British literature, a time when authors grappled with social changes and psychological undercurrents, making her work an essential piece within the genre of detective fiction that beckons to a deeper understanding of both the individual and society. Patricia Wentworth, a notable figure in the realm of crime fiction, was profoundly influenced by her own experiences throughout her life, whether through her longtime engagement with mystery writing or her keen observational skills shaped by her surroundings. Her background as a teacher and her extensive travels allowed her to draw on diverse characters and settings, enriching her narrative landscapes and breathing life into her compelling plots. "The Fire Within" stands as a testament to her skill in blending suspense with intriguing psychological insights, reflecting the turbulence of her era. I highly recommend "The Fire Within" to readers who appreciate cleverly constructed mysteries wrapped in rich character development. Wentworth's intricate plot and vivid writing invite readers into a world filled with secrets, making it a gripping read for anyone interested in the complexities of the human psyche and the enduring allure of crime fiction.