Unlimited: The Book, the Movie, the Author

October 10, 2013

“Simon crawled away from his burning car, amazed that he was still alive.”

The opening line of Davis Bunn’s Unlimited pulls you in immediately.

Before you know what’s happening, you’re involved in a story that won’t let go.

Assassins, possible murder, suspense, an orphanage, and a hint of romance…there’s something for everyone.


And at Unlimited’s center is a broken man.

Simon has been disappointed and he has disappointed those close to him; forgiving himself and opening up again are daily challenges.

Add an orphanage bursting with children and believers who surround him with love and compassion, and slowly, gradually, Simon’s unlimited potential is coaxed to the surface. As Simon opens up to others and to the One who loves him most, he finds a peace he never thought he could know.

The movie, Unlimited, is in limited release, so look for it near you. The book has some stunning visual images that, on the big screen, should be intriguing.

Davis Bunn has long been one of my favorite authors. I’d be hard pressed to name a book of his I haven’t read. (And I’m looking forward to the next one!) Always kind and humble, willing to help, advise, and encourage new authors, Davis builds a following with his genuine nature and his incredible talent.

Look for the book, the movie, and check out the giveaway hosted by Davis.

 

I received a complimentary copy of this book from B&H Publishing in exchange for my honest review. (Thanks, B&H!)