A Book Review- Sentinel City of Destiny

I was asked to read a book recently, and to write a review of it. The title of the book is "Sentinel, City of Destiny" and is written by Landel Bilbrey. You can find the book here, if you are interested in reading it, or purchasing it for someone you know. Bridgemaker Books

This story is a fantasy allegory about two young boys who take on the adventure of a lifetime, of better yet, the adventure that means their eternal life. It is about two twin boys and their journey to manhood. A manhood in the true Biblical sense. It is filled with Scripture references in the form of "Logos". I find this interesting, in that "logos" is the Greek word for "God's plan and purpose".

This book is written in the form of knights and medieval type worlds, with fantasy and reality intertwined. Much like the Chronicles of Narnia, and even some close resemblances to "Lord of the Rings." Without giving away the storyline too much, I would highly recommend this book to any family that has young ones, especially boys, in the age range of eight to twelve. It is an easy read, but has important life values to learn. This book teaches the dangers of gambling, lust, pride and even the dangers of too much of a good thing like imagination and intellect and talent. This book even includes a study guide at the end for helping young ones to apply the lessons they've learned in the book. The most important, certainly, is the knowledge that prayer and daily Scripture reading are absolutely necessary for full growth in the Lord.

Excellent read! Having read many books, and having a high level of literacy, it was not so easy to read that I was bored at any time, nor was it difficult to read for those that may have difficulty staying focused for long periods of time. One could easily read a chapter a night, and not get lost in sequence of events. Check it out. I will be recommending this book to others, as well. Again, if you are interested in this book, you may click here Bridgemaker Books to purchase this book. For the record, I do not have any financial interest in this book, whatsoever, and only write this review in good faith of the authors' intentions to help parents teach their children good values that translate into good adults, and for children to learn those same good values. Blessings to you!

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