No Pit So Deep Book Review

Discovering No Pit So Deep

We are so excited to have the opportunity to review No Pit So Deep – The Cody Musket Story by James Nathaniel Miller II. This is an extremely well-written story that had me laughing at points and white knuckling my mouse while turning pages.

If you love military or mystery books with a decidedly Christian worldview try this one. It’s a great story of forgiveness, learning to trust again, and walking away changed. How deep is too deep to love someone? How broken is too broken to be saved? 

Preparing For No Pit So Deep

Prepare for a raw look at life- and how He can reach down wherever we are and pick us up out of the holes we dug because we decided our way was better, heal our broken hearts, and teach us to forgive. It covers the military and trafficking in the story.

“If God has any flaw, it is that He loves us way too much, and I am so grateful! ” 

(Please note this book did have some language in it and does have gun play and violence, if you are not sure please proof read before allowing your kids to read it. )

We received this book free for our honest opinion. This post contains an affiliate link.

No Pit So Deep: The Cody Musket Story (The Cody Musket Series) is book one of six in the series. It is a cliff hanger that will leave you sitting on the edge of your seat. It is written by a man with a heart for the heroes that now struggle with PTSD. He has spent years collecting there stories and this book is a collection of them penned into its pages. 

Before you go, check out these other book reviews!

• A Distant Melody
• The Golden Braid
• The Healer’s Apprentice
• An Hour Unspent
• The Far Side of the Sea
• Shelter of the Most High
• Legacy of Mercy
• Called To Protect
• The House on Foster Hill

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