The Father’s Love by Dave Moore Amid a Frantic search for His Son, a Father finds His Faith. The subtitle aptly describes the basic story line of this book. As a short read (106 pages), I was easily able to read the entire book in one sitting (a plus—no unneeded “fluff” added as “filler”). I could have used what I like to call a “kleenex or tissue warning”—to make sure I had plenty of tissues handy. I frequently burst into tears every few pages. This story was “gripping”, not in the sense of suspense (although it did have some suspense there), but because the essence or substance of the emotions of the author were somehow (I believe supernaturally) contained within … Continue reading →