That’s the question
Kien Lantec must answer in the second book of the Books Of The Infinite
series. Is he the Infinite’s servant no
matter what, even when he is being asked to do something out of his comfort zone? This military judge is about to become a
prophet for his Creator, and a slightly reluctant one at that. Meanwhile Parne’s Prophet, Ela Roeh, has seen
a vision of the destruction of her home and must return to save her people.
Kien and Ela
go their separate ways as they do the will of the Infinite. Kien learns that being a prophet is not very
easy and requires absolute surrender of his will. His disobedience lands him a less than
pleasant ride inside a sea monster. Ela
feels the heartbreak of learning the people she grew up with have been slowly turning
from the Infinite to worship false gods.
R.J. Larson
has done a wonderful job, again, of taking a “fantasy” world and using it as a
way for us to feel what the prophets of the Old Testament may have felt as they
did the will of their Creator. The
elation of success when people hear the Word of the LORD and do His will
and the utter devastation when one sees loved ones turn from God. This is an absolutely engaging story; I
couldn’t wait to get through the story to see what would happen next, but at
the same time, hated to finish it!
I am greatly looking forward to next
installment, King. I am also glad to
know that I’m not the only one who wants their own Destroyer!
For more information about this book--click here-- or on the title above!
I received this book free of charge from
Bethany House Publishers in exchange for an honest review.
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