Suddenly Strangers

About this book

The ideal of being a rational person is to at some point critically examine ones own inherited beliefs. Yet few who do take up this challenge are equipped to withstand the self-doubt and unsettling disorientation which may follow. The narrative of this book is that rare instance where two brothers of deep moral conviction and intelligence summon the energy and conviction to see this ordeal through to its conclusion. The end result unmasks insights of enduring power. This book has the appeal of a good mystery and I had the same sense of satisfaction of a mystery being solved. -Heather Ashton-Summers Portland Oregon