Sting by George King D.D., Steve Borden, Sting (2004, Hardcover)

I love the fact that the book is centered mainly on his journey to Christ and still giving enough details to include the wrestling aspect of his life. I decided to buy it when I was reading about wrestlers who were born again. You'll enjoy sharing this testimony with your wrestling peers belivers or nonbeleivers alike; its a great icebreaker to sharing your faith with them.

This was a great read. I wish it was longer though. It left me wanting more Sting. I read it in one setting. It is a great example of the lord's work. Would recommend to everyone.

This book should be read by all those wrestling fans, I think wrestling is over rated anyway, this tells some of what goes on behind the scenes of wrestling beside telling the life story of the famous sting.

This was a pretty good book but a little short. I enjoyed it but I would have liked a few more road stories about the NWA and WCW days. It is more of an inspirational story than a wrestling history book. As a Christian I did like the book but as for just some good old wrestling stories I'd reccomend reading Ric Flair or Ole anderson's book.

Sting is my favorite wrestler he always fascinated me by his character in the ring. His book is very interesting and honest I couldn't put it down I read the entire thing in about an hour and a half. It let's you know more about the man behind the paint. I would tell anyone they should read it.

This book was a good read! It gave you a great insight on "Sting" as a person. The only things that would have made it better would have been a little more insight into his struggles within the wreslting world, and if it would have been longer! I finished the book in a day...and yes I am a fast reader...but still would have loved to read more about him!