Genre:
Fantasy
Fantasy
Exiles
Realms Of The Infinite book 1
by R.J. Larson
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From the acclaimed author of Prophet, Judge, and King… Return to the realms of the Infinite! "Larson makes the fantasy genre thrilling even for readers who wouldn't normally venture into mystical realms." –Booklist For daring to trust their Creator, Araine and Nikaros are swept from their homes into a foreign land…slaves to their enemies Araine Khalome of ToronSea follows the goddess Atea. But Araine secretly questions Atea’s power as a goddess. Wrestling with her spiritual doubts, Araine finds old scrolls containing verses that come alive, beckoning her soul. Within those words, Araine senses the presence of the Infinite, the despised Most Ancient God, enemy to all Ateans, and she’s captivated—secretly risking her life to read the Books of the Infinite. You are forever in My sight… Betrayed and condemned, Araine is swept away to the kingdom of Belaal, where she is swiftly apprehended and marked as a slave. Caught up in the lethal political and religious struggles within Balaal, Araine joins forces with another slave, Nikaros, a hostage and exiled son of an Eosyth Lord. As they fight to survive the antagonistic royal court, Nik and Araine soon realize that they must also protect the despotic god-king who has enslaved them. But the god-king, Bel-Tygeon, has plans of his own. Child of Dust, are you My servant?
Fantasy fans are in for a treat!
I started Exiles last night and it was only with great reluctance, and I couldn't keep my eyes open any longer, that I finally shut my laptop down. As soon as I was up again this morning said laptop was back on and I was back into it, who cares about breakfast after all. As I finished Exiles I thought about R.J. Larson's amazing talent as an author. She can pull me into the story until all sight and sound outside the book cease to exist. Her books are even more than entertainment, she re-tells the Biblical stories in such a way that they become totally new and exciting. |
This Book received a 4.5 Bark rating.
R.J. Larson
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It's hard to describe the feeling you get as you read R.J. Larson's stories of the Infinite. They make you want something more, to reach deep inside yourself and ask the question “Child of Dust are you My servant.” To examine yourself, questioning would I be willing to do and risk as much as Araine and Nikaros? To long for that closeness with God and to see His wonders, even His word, with the same awe.
Exiles is filled with adventure, excitement, spine-tingling danger, a dash of romance, and R.J. Larson's trademark attention to detail. The lands, peoples, and customs are so well thought out, and those Drekar gave me the shivers.
If you loved Prophet, Judge, and King, you'll be sure to enjoy Exiles. You'll meet some wonderful new characters and reacquaint yourself with some old friends.
R.J. Larson has a real winner in Exiles and I can't wait to read the next book in The Realms Of The Infinite. R.J. Larson's Biblical fantasy is the best!
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Exiles by R.J. Larson a 4.5 Bark rating.
Exiles is filled with adventure, excitement, spine-tingling danger, a dash of romance, and R.J. Larson's trademark attention to detail. The lands, peoples, and customs are so well thought out, and those Drekar gave me the shivers.
If you loved Prophet, Judge, and King, you'll be sure to enjoy Exiles. You'll meet some wonderful new characters and reacquaint yourself with some old friends.
R.J. Larson has a real winner in Exiles and I can't wait to read the next book in The Realms Of The Infinite. R.J. Larson's Biblical fantasy is the best!
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Exiles by R.J. Larson a 4.5 Bark rating.
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File Size: 3244 KB
Print Length: 347 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0991372794 Publisher: Elk Lake Publishing (September 29, 2014) ASIN: B00O2C44D6 |
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