Heartland ebook

by T. Davis Bunn

Davis Bunn is pseudonym used by T. Davis Bunn. Bunn was born in 1952 in North Carolina. He had a finance career that took him around the globe until his first novel, The Presence, was released in 1990. The book became a national bestseller

Davis Bunn is pseudonym used by T. The book became a national bestseller. He has written under the names of Davis Bunn as well as Thomas Locke and Cameron Wolfe. Bunn is a much sought-after speaker for the art of writing and he serves as a Writer in Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University. Библиографические данные.

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A good DP would have paid with blood for such a shot. Every face was painted in big-screen accuracy.

A good DP would have paid with blood for such a shot. Every face was painted in big-screen accuracy om which he could observe and calculate. Two senior staffers from Contracts and one from Legal occupied the ring of chairs around Martin’s desk. There to warn them of any potential speed bumps. The stage, as they said in the biz, was prepped

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Read Heartland, by Davis Bunn online on Bookmate – What happens when you think you've died, only to wake up on a movie set and find out your whole life may be a figment of someone else's imaginatio. What happens when you think you've died, only to wake up on a movie set and find out your whole life may be a figment of someone else's imagination?

Davis Bunn (1952) is an American author. Bunn grew up in North Carolina. He became an international financial expert and worked in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Bunn and his wife live in Oxford now.

Davis Bunn (1952) is an American author. He is Novelist in residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University. Bunn is writer of historical fiction and legal thrillers, in which Christian faith plays a big part. He has written novels together with Canadian author Janette Oke, and others with his wife Isabella.

Davis Bunn also writes under the names Thomas Locke (for his epic fantasy and techno-thriller novels) and T. Davis Bunn (for books published prior to 2002). Mor. rivia About Heartland.

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The scriptwriter has a case of writer's block, so the television series "Heartland" is in danger of being cancelled until a mysterious man appears who may be the hero or have other motives.

Enila

This is the second time time I've read this book and I loved it just as much the second time. The premise of the story is that a fictional character comes to life in the setting of his fictional life - a movie set. while he tries to figure out how he got where he is, the rest of the cast and crew are thrilled because he is better than the man who played his fictional character. He goes on to make the show better and that leads to a movie opportunity for the cast. This sounds wonderful to everyone involved but at the same time, someone behind the scenes is trying to destroy the show and the set so it can be used for seedier purposes. I love the battle between good and evil and the people bonding together over a common goal. I love a faith based book that doesn't beat me over the head with preaching but shows how to be Christlike through great characters. This book is thought provoking about our own search about who we are in our own settings. Enjoyable and entertaining.

Made-with-Love

I found "Heartland" to be enjoyable and with a little more meat it could have been one of the best books I've ever read. Unlike L. Lorton's review I actually read the entire book, understood why JayJay spoke in cliches, and realized that Hollywood's movie business is far from a Christian industry, as the book clearly shows.
The secondary characters were interesting and well written. JayJay however seemed to be a bit more troubled then I believe he should have been. I realize Bunn was trying to make him human but let's face it, he wasn't. Except for JayJay's internal turmoil's the fantasy aspect of the story could have continued throughout the book but it wasn't and if it had the possibilities could have been endless. There should have been a few surprises written in at the end but that didn't happen either. In fact some of the story didn't have an ending i.e., what happened to the problem the town was experiencing? What we get is a fairly straight story (even though JayJay is a fictional character), good versus evil, Godly standards beating worldly ones.
Not preachy to those in Christ but to your average close-minded unbeliever they may find the obvious Christian references and lifestyles a bit to loving and kind. If you want a "mainstream" book you may want to look somewhere else but if you want an enjoyable story and an eye-opening look into Hollywood I recommend this book.

1 Star = I've been robbed!
2 Stars = Why'd I finish it?
3 Stars = Good
4 Stars = Excellent
5 Stars = Life changing

Ynonno

I love Davis Bunn's books. But, I have to say this is my favorite! I have read 'Heartland' a number of times and I am starting it again. Whenever I want a light, uplifting, stress free, story -- I think of this book.
Some may call it simplistic and preachy; I call it refreshing and delightful. This is a story that reminds us that there really IS such a thing as a hero, and also that there can be a 'happy ever after'!

Zulkishicage

A very good story. An interesting twist to the beginning with a great middle and ending. My only beef would be that whatever amount was paid for a proof reader and editing was surely too much! I understand the justifying of the lines, but to not give a space after a comma before starting a new word and putting a space within words is ridiculous. Ebooks should be of no less quality than the printed.

Vishura

Loved it!

Dikus

This book arrived in great shape. It had a confusing start, but as it began to build, I could not lay it down.

It is a Christian thriller with plenty of action, and good moral content.

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Kabandis

Just how did JayJay get there? We'll never know. But Heartland needed a savior and he was just what the doctor ordered. This was so much fun to read, I didn't want it to end.

I read a lot of audiobooks. I've read at least one other book by the author. Some of my favorite fiction authors include Ted Dekker, Stephen R. Lawhead, Robert Ludlum, Frank Peretti, Randy Singer, Randy Alcorn, Louis L'Amour, John Grisham, with a fairly wide scope in genre. I had a hard time listening to this book. I just couldn't connect. It felt like a waste of time.