Review: Many Waters by  William Woodall
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2014
A cowboy, Christian Mystic struggles to survive the double curse that a family of evil sorcerers have placed upon his family while he is also struggling to save his ranch and  hind a place in his life for the girl that he loves in spite of all common sense.The writer uses alternating first person voice, and the feminine persona rings slightly off key.  Strangely enough many passages of the book have a very feminine poetic quality.  The author's plot resolution is one of the best and most unusual examples of the incorporation of Christian Mysticism, and redeems the stilted dialogue.