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In Now I Know the body of a young man, crucified on a metal cross, is found dangling from a crane in a scrapyard and subsequently vanishes. Tom, an ambitious young police officer, think he's had a lucky break when he's put in charge of this bizzare murder investigation. Nik is doing research for a film about a contemporary life of Jesus. Their independent investigations ultimately bring them together in an unexpected climax.
A thought-provoking book about faith, spiritual experiences and teenage love and relationships.
In The Toll Bridge, everyone seems to know best when it comes to Jan's future - but he's still working out for himself who he really is. He feels so hemmed in by the pressures of family and friends, he decides to leave home and live alone in the house on the toll bridge. While there, he meets Tess and Adam and their close bond of friendship develops into something which has devastating effects for them all.
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In both books there are disturbed and disturbing characters, as well as people confused about love and relationships.
"Now I know" deals with some of the confusions of religious belief - how strong is your belief, how can you believe what you do not see, how far will you allow this faith to take you, what will you do to prove your faith. One of the main characters, Nik, spends some time in a monastery, while he tries to sort out his feelings. The sense of peace he feels while there seems to have helped him.
"The Toll Bridge" seems more straightforward on a superficial level, but as events unfold, and we begin to understand better the complex characters, we realize that nothing is that simple. There are some interesting characters here, but for one of them, the trauma of an earlier event has done too much damage for there to ever be real recovery.
A bit dark, but very interesting
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