Book reviews at the 'Sacred Cow' website:
 

The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus          318 pages         By John R. Cross         GoodSeed International http://www.goodseed.com/         1-888-654-7333 review at: http://Aslan_777.tripod.com/stranger.html Portion of what the reviewer says: "The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus is basically the panoramic story of redemption presented in an easily accessible form for an English-speaking audience. It is a tool designed to be placed in the hands of the seeker...A big plus is the book’s non-sectarian approach. It sticks to its main task, and does it well. This means that the book will be useful with a wide number of denominational backgrounds."

“True For You, But Not For Me”         192 pages         by Paul Copan         Bethany House Publishers  review at:  http://Aslan_777.tripod.com/True4U.html Portion of what the reviewer says: "Relativism (all beliefs are equally valid) and religious pluralism (all faiths eventually lead to God) are two of the heavyweight contenders which Christians will often encounter in the battle for souls. These ideas underly much of the postmodern American mindset. Often, in witnessing, one will encounter, not a rejection of the gospel, but a qualified acceptance of it The qualification being “Well I’m glad that is true for you, but I have my own truth that I have discovered.” At this point, the Christian may find themselves floundering, wondering where they should go next in the conversation. It is at this point that the book “True For You But Not For Me" steps into the ring..."  A little tract related to this: Right, Wrong, and the Gospel by Eric Weiss