Book Review: Dinner with a Perfect Stranger

Title: Dinner with a Perfect Stranger
Subtitle: An Invitation Worth Considering
Author: David Gregory
Publisher: Waterbrook
Date: July 2011
Pages: 128
ISBN: 1578569052
Category: Christian fiction, Psychological Fiction
Buy it: https://amzn.to/4aOyMEO
Review by: Trisha Smith

Review:

I cannot believe how quickly I was drawn into this book. I meant only to flip through it, to get a feel for the author’s writing style and the purpose of the book. But instead I found myself pulled in, wondering what would happen next, what would Jesus say, would he be convinced that this man really WAS Jesus, and so on. I found myself wondering what I would do. What would I say? Would I laugh it off as a joke or use the opportunity to learn more and talk with Jesus? I was fascinated by the book, intrigued by the concept. I just had to read more. Lucky for me it was a quick read, being a short book. But it was a very well written book that captured my attention immediately and kept me reading until the end of the book. This is a quick, easy read but it is a work that will keep your interest long after finishing it. Be sure to pick up a copy of this book for your home library. It is a book every Christian should have on hand. I absolutely loved reading it and congratulate David Gregory on a job well done.

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