It’s Live

The paperback of Dragon Disciples: Resurrection is live. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSYX6PN7

Ebook soon to follow.

When the head of a Samaritan family is injured, it throws the family into turmoil. There isn’t enough money for the hefty Roman taxes. The daughter, Chana, is taken as compensation and forced into slavery in a cruel centurion’s home.

As a slave, Chana witnesses the miracles of Yeshua. They give her hope as she stands up to the abuses of the centurion’s children and survives unspeakable atrocities.

Unaware of her family’s presence in Jerusalem, the holy city brings nothing but horror when Chana witnesses the crucifixion at the hands of the Romans. While struggling to overcome her traumas, her brother Naftili, is taken as a slave to the same house as Chana.

Their fate to live their lives as slaves seems impossible to overcome until they are rescued by dragons sent from God. But all is not easy as their faith journey continues. They will encounter obstacles designed to prevent them from becoming Dragon Disciples, faithful followers who spread and protect the Word of God.

A Great Light: The Kingdom to Come

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A Great Light by Jennifer Ball

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I enjoyed this story. Getting to know Karhiad, Faith and the rest of the cast of characters was an enjoyable read. I did feel at times that there was a little too much Faith and Karhiad story. I wanted to see more of his relationship with some of the other characters, like his peasant friends and his family.
The Christian part of the story was well written and not overpowering, in fact at times it seemed almost too simplistic. But overall I think Ms. Ball did a good job of portraying the battle between good and evil and how sometimes people can be misled and jump to the wrong conclusions.
Overall a great book and I can’t wait to see the next installment.



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