After reading Blessed Child, I immediately purchased A Man
Called Blessed. Caleb is now an adult and has lost some of his fire. When life
settles into the pattern of daily living, his spirit grows restless.
Rebecca Solomon, a soldier who is tired of taking lives,
embarks on an archaeological journey to find the original Ark of the Covenant.
Her father's lifelong dream to return the Ark
to Israel
and rebuild the temple collides with the fears of government leaders that it
will ignite a war.
This book takes off like a rocket and rarely pauses. The
situation becomes more dire with every turn of the page - just the way I like
my suspense. Supernatural elements and the varying character points of view
make this a fascinating read.
I'd read one other Ted Dekker book in the past, but this
series whet my reading appetite for more. Several of his novels are going on my
Wish List.
Disclaimer: Neither
the author nor the publisher requested a review or provided this book. (Indeed,
I doubt if they even know I exist.) I purchased it, and all opinions expressed
are my honest assessment of the story.
Writers and Readers:
What are key elements you like to see in a suspense novel?
2 comments:
Susan: I love a book, suspense or not, that causes me to keep reading. It's my definition of a page turner.
Hi Quiet Spirit -
Yes, when you have a hard time putting a book down, that says a lot about the story. I'm reading Connie Almony's latest book, and the tension is building. After lunch, I'm going to spend some time in that story.
God bless,
Susan :)
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