The Divine Messenger: Bookreview

 The Divine Messenger: Appearances of the Son of God in the Old Testament

"Good insights"

My Review

This is not the type of book I would typically choose to read, but The Divine Messenger offers valuable insights into the Old Testament. At first, I had some difficulty understanding it, but after a while, I began to feel as though I was simply reading a story.

To be honest, it wasn’t my cup of tea, but I believe this book is meant for those who want to deepen their understanding of the Old Testament.

That being said, it is well-written and thoroughly analyzed. I give it a five-star rating.

Booktasters

I want to thank Booktasters and the author, Matthew Bryce Ervin, for providing me with a free copy in exchange for my honest review, which I have given.

The Four Horsemen written by Rupert Stanbury

 "Good Read"

My Review

I read "The Four Horsemen" written by Rupert Stanbury during the first weeks of
January, while I was in London. It really is a good read!

Stanbury's writing is characterized by its wit and imaginative scenarios, breathing
new life into ancient mythological figures by placing them in modern predicaments.
I enjoyed the humour and the storytelling very much.

While the book offers a standalone story, familiarity with the first installment
enhances the experience, as it provides context for character relationships and
ongoing plotlines. 

For those who appreciate a blend of mythology and contemporary settings,
"The Four Horsemen" delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking read.

Without any doubt, I give a 5 star rating for this wonderful book! I hope to
read more of this author.

Ps. Not many readers of my blogs knew that I love the Greek mythology, so
this was absolute a good read! 

Booktasters

As always I want to thank booktasters and the author as well for providing me
a free copy in return of my honest review, which I did!

I also want to thank them for their patience.