Review: Book of Eli meets Star Trek...Amazing!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.This story is set many years in the future, where Christianity is practically extinct and Bibles no longer in print.  The Tulamites believe that a savior will arrive on their planet from Earth.  To make sure this occurs they require 50 civilians to arrive on the new colony once a year.Lynette Lamb is dying and raising her grandson has become too much for her ailing body.  Now she is forced to send Jeremy to live with the father he barely knows on a space colony.  Lynette has raised Jeremy no to conform, but to follow God’s word and look to him for guidance.  Lieutenant Lamb avoids his mother and so at all costs and has wanted nothing to do with him son since his wife’s demise.Sam and Tanya are excited to be on their way to the space colony.  Tanya had been withdrawn and sad since the accident that caused the death of their 19 year old son two years prior.  This will be the fresh start they both so desperately needed.William Huxley was given to be of service to a demon since birth.  Celfarus taunted Bill to no end, and when Bill didn’t obey the repercussions were unbearably painful.  When Bill takes the final spot for the space colony, the battle of good versus evil ensues.  Will they be able to overcome the problems that arise?  Will they be able to stand firm and trust God in the midst of the storm?I have never read a Christian Science Fiction novel before and this one was just fantastic!  The characters were wonderful, with each person having their own unique personality.  This book was fast paced and very engrossing.  So much so, that I read it in one afternoon!  My favorite character was Jeremy.  He could have given in to his father’s wishes and saved himself a lot of problems, instead he decided to stand firm in his beliefs.  He had an admirable strength in character, even for a twelve year old.  All in all, a wonderful book about trusting God during your darkest moments. I look forward to reading more from this talented author.