Lauren Winner, a frequent writer for Christianity Today and professor at Duke Divinity School, opens her story to us so that we might have a glimpse of what it means to wrestle honestly with both the Jewish and Christian faith traditions in the postmodern world. I'm deeply impressed with her honesty and tenacity in holding these elements of her life in creative tension: she loves the way Judaism shaped her love for text and ritual and singlemindedness toward God, but she is unafraid to explore why she became drawn to Jesus and Christian theology. I recommend this memoir for those who are interested in understanding a personal account of what draws a person to an intellectually rigorous faith amidst a culture of skepticism.