The Destroyer has plans to defy the Most High once more...and come out the victor this time. However, a warning has reached the most unlikely group of villagers set on stopping him. They journey clear across the world, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and skills from others that they meet, and their group grows not only in number, but in strength as well. Rallying to the Great city of Instruere, the final stand takes place between good and evil. The tale has left me wanting more!

Those who enjoy reading a story with morals and does not want to have to worry about language or sexual scenes. It is an epic fantasy tale that can be enjoyed by teenagers and adults alike.

I enjoyed how the story was written with biblical references throughout. The story was amazing! I enjoyed how the story was written with betrayal, trust, faith, and violence, yet held to standards that I found to be admirable!

There was not one thing that I did not love about this tale!

Immediately begin the next book in the series, which I have almost completed. I have found it extremely difficult to put them down!

Inspired! It has been ages since I have found a good fantasy story that did not have some sort of trash dispersed throughout, making me regret buying it. When I found this series, I did hoped that they would be worth reading. The titles and pictures caught my interest and I prayed that they would be something that I could enjoy. Let me say that...the story has by far, exceeded my expectations!

Knows how to write fantasy in a way that anyone could enjoy! He writes such captivating scenes and his characters drew me to them immediately. He has an amazing ability to entertain through his imagination!

It is clean, it is exciting, and it has its bearings based upon Christianity. I was enthralled throughout the tale. This story is spectacular.

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