Review: A Winter Dream - Richard Paul Evans

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Do you love reading inspirational stories ?
Are you a rendition kind of gal or guy ?
Review: A Winter Dream - Richard Paul Evans - October 2012
I have to say when it comes to inspirational fiction and tales, one of my all-time favourite authors would have to be Richard Paul Evans , his stories though they may be quick reads are utterly amazing and will have you sitting back and thinking as well as leaving the reader captivated as you hurriedly turn through the pages.
A Winter Dream is a modern day rendition of the biblical story "Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat". A hard story to re-capture into modern day but Richard Paul Evans has done an amazing job as we meet Joe - the twelfth brother of thirteen who works hard at his family's business of an advertising agency. With his jealous brothers Joe is forced to resign and with one condition- to never come back or be in contact with his family. So sets Joe's walk and following the tale of Joseph and The Technicolour dreamcoat , you can imagine the sorts of people that Joe embarks on.
Without giving too much away, The Winter Dream is a fabulous rendition of the famous bible story and once you start reading you won't be able to put down and I recommend that after this book , you will sure want to try Richard Paul Evans's other stories,

 
 

 

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