I Don't Believe God Wrote the Bible by Gerald Freeman

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I grew up in Western New York, with a huge Italian, German, and Irish influence in my family life. Frederick Douglas, Susan B. Anthony, the Haudenosaunee, and the Erie Canal are a big part of the history in my area. This is, I believe, is one reason I like reading about history and historical fiction.

I garden, cook, and preserve some of the food I grow. I, also, enjoy traveling. A book or two are always with me when I travel. And there is always one in my car, at my desk, and anywhere I may have a chance to read. Primarily I read fiction--young adult, historical fiction, mysteries, thrillers. I do enjoy a good memoir, biographies, and cookbooks. If someone recommends something, I will always check it out.

I Don't Believe God Wrote the Bible by Gerald Freeman

4:20 pm 7 February 2015

I Don't Believe God Wrote the Bible

Kindle Edition, 236 pages

Expected publication: February 14th 2015 by GF Books

ASIN B00SCJ9KRU

(available for preorder thru February 13th, 2015 http://www.amazon.com/Dont-Believe-Wrote-Bible-Life-ebook/dp/B00SCJ9KRU)

Gerald Freeman has done it again. I Don't Believe God Wrote The Bible is an excellent read. This is the 2nd memoir Freeman has written, this time covering his time starting in England, then traveling through France. He frankly discusses his drug use, how he went about getting them, as well as how he chose to become clean. The title may come off as offensive to some, but in truth, it does not come across that way once you read the book. Freeman seems to be at ease discussing his journey to finding himself and finding not only his true self, but in finding spirituality in his relationship with a higher being.

I enjoyed Kill Daddy, but I am finding that I enjoyed I Don't Believe God Wrote the Bible better.

***I received a pdf of this book from the author in exchange for a fair review.***

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