Are you looking for a good book for teens - one that has supernatural and high tech themes but not filled with vampires, witches and similar themes that are so prevalent in a lot of teen novels these days? This may be just the book you're looking for.
We live in a time where the tales of vampires, witches, witchcraft, warlocks, spell casters, ogres, hobbits, monsters and super heroes vie for our attention to entertain us. There really are some true Super Heroes which you will find in this new Christian Fiction novel entitled "The Enchanting Legends Of Shiloh Mansion: The Young King" (Tate Publishing).
It’s a story about a marvelous modern day family. The main characters, Eliza, Faith, and Daniel are uniquely gifted youth. Having the ability to time travel, these bright, innovative “smart teens” responsibly dare to go and do the things that most only imagine! Shiloh Mansion is where it all begins. It’s a fascinating place situated in the midst of a forest that continuously unfolds an intriguing revelation.
Professional Reviews
DeBorah Fields
"I have read the book and I must say what an awesome work of literacy it is. I am happy to say this is a book that will go in the library for my grandchildren to enjoy. I especially like that the book related so very well with the word of God. and how the Land of the Enchanting Legends reminds me of what heaven would be like. "
Kendra Gillilan
You will love this tale that takes you back in time, I was loving this christian content that I will gladly lend to children to read also. I want more tales from this author! Great gift for any ages. Descriptive content that feels like you are right there living in the moment! Blessings to the author indeed!
N. Hill
These days children have a plethora of choices of what to read. Kid's fiction is exciting and full of characters with special powers and abilities that are hard for a typical bible story to rival. This book does a nice job in presenting the bible as a collection of wondrous stories, The Great I Am and and introducing a character that kids don't often hear about in Bible Study or Sunday School - Josiah, a young king they can relate to because of his age. As an introductory novel of what will likely be a series, it does take great pains to introduce us to the characters, their family, upbringing and surroundings so we are able to form a good idea of who each of them are. Once the children are transported to the time of Josiah, the author does an excellent job of describing the sites and sounds of that time and you feel transported with the children on their brief adventure. I am looking forward to more stories from The Great I Am with new characters to share with my children.
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