Review: I am no Moses!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2014
Again the author brings us a Biblical story with flesh, humour and pain. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and David, in this book confesses his own frailty and absolute humane state of being by referring to his own prowess with woman, his way with words, his absolute awesomeness. And then he fails. He makes a human mistake and has to learn to live with the death of a new borne as but one consequence... Like David says, he is no Moses!I love the humour and found this book less packed with pregnant prose than the first in the series. It is still, an exceptional read!WaAr