Evolution Impossible, by Dr. John F. Ashton.
$2.99 (sale price). Great ratings.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GUMR84.
I listened to the audio book recently. I'm extrapolating about the book, in my comments below, based upon listening to the audio book.
The gist of the book is that the odds of each individual part of a one-celled organism coming together, by chance, to create that complete one-celled organism, are so high as to render it impossible. And then the problem exists that it still is not living, it's
dead. "Man," has not, despite effort, been able to make something alive that is dead. I would argue against biological evolution on other grounds, but some people might find the author's line of reasoning completely convincing.
In a chapter toward the end of the book, the author presents testimonials by people to things that happened in their lives that ostensibly prove to them the existence of God. Without commenting upon the helpfulness or validity of testimonials for the purpose of apologetics, I only will say that placing them in this book, at least at the location that they are, is tangential, and breaks the continuity of the argument that the author, up to that point, had been making.
Although I base the above comments only upon listening to the book, and not reading it, I can say that the book is well-written and easy to understand.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GUMR84.