Jungle Doctor and the Whirlwind

The Gripping Story of One Man's Escape from Revolution to Redemption

By: David Nasser

Narrated by: Lloyd James

There is a stranger in the hospital compound - his pockets brimming with money; his clothes brighter than the sunset… and Maradadi is as full of trouble as a scorpion.

Will the staff be deceived by his charm and his smooth words of fame and fortune? As the Jungle Doctor fights an epidemic, that is sweeping the East African countryside like a whirlwind, he finds he must also fight the destructive influence of this evil intruder.

Another thrilling adventure from Paul White based in Mvumi Hospital, Tanzania.

©2009 David Nasser (P)2009 christianaudio.com

Wonderful Book

David Nasser is by far one of the greatest Christian Speakers of our day! His love for the Lord, humility, honesty and humor are evident in all he does!

The only thing that would have made this book better is if he had read it himself.

A good story

Good to hear a story of how God radically changed a life. And a reminder that not all Iranians are bad people or want to seek us harm. We must be careful not to judge people based on appearances.

Wonderful book

It really put me in his shoes and gave me a better understanding of what Iranians went through.

Great story telling

David and his family escaped from Iran during the 1979 revolution. David's father was a Colonel in the Iranian Air Force and was in danger of being killed under the new regime. They eventually made their way to the United States and David eventually became a Christian. This is the story of how that happened and how he has gone on to become a speaker and writer.

The book is fairly brief (the audio is unabridged and only 4 hours 21 minutes) or 171 pages in hardback. But like Just Courage by Gary Haugen, it is well worth the short read (or listen). This time it is more for the stories than the great insights. It is not that his insights are bad, but that his stories are really good.

Great story. Good performance. Wonderful testimony

"Argo" like escape with suspense filled, true story grit and a little humor. I found this to be a great story, good performance by the narrator, and an even better testimony.