Carlos Whittaker is a story teller. If you’ve ever followed him on social media, then you know. He was born with a Voice, you know, the type that deserves the capital V.

God’s Word delivered through Whittaker has calmed nerves, smoothed anxiety, stifled fear and killed many spiders. Throughout following this author I’ve journeyed back and forth in the Word finding my own Voice.

The thing about Whittaker is, he doesn’t just give you Word; he also gives you tools to help you discover a deeper relationship with God on your own.

ENTER WILD provides the tools you need to discover your faith on a whole new level.

So I've read Kill the Spider and also have his first book on my Kindle. I've followed him on social media for years and prayed alongside thousands of people for his daughter Sohaila; though his younger daughter, Seanna cracks me up with her antics. Reading this book, damn did he unleash parts of himself that he might have preferred hidden. But I think, he needed to write this one. This one shows a different side of Carlos, a very raw side, a very real side, and a side still conflicted with aspects of his life and faith. I highlighted so many passages in it and have looked at them multiple times. Enter Wild honestly didn't make sense to me at first. I was confused as to why in the heck he made this the title but once you finish it, you get it. It's an excellent book and I'll be recommending to anyone, especially if they're going through turmoil (Hi, it's me, turmoil).

earc from netgalley.

interesting concept, with some good ideas, i just did not really like how it was presented to me.