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biteintobooks's review against another edition
4.0
Thanks to the author for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
At first I thought this was a bit of a Zombie-book (by just looking at the cover), but it's nothing like that! This book is about terrorism and religion. I just dove right in and this was a pretty easy read, a quick read! The book is written very well, one of the biggest aspects I liked. I rushed through and was very pleased about this book. It's mainly an adult thriller, but I do believe that young adults would be able to learn a lot from it as well.
A longer review can be found at Bite Into books
I think this is a great book for young adults and all ages up. It's a book that's very respectful towards different religions and also towards people that don't believe. It's also a book that makes you think, makes you wonder and it's actually a quick read! I do recommend this book to y'all.
At first I thought this was a bit of a Zombie-book (by just looking at the cover), but it's nothing like that! This book is about terrorism and religion. I just dove right in and this was a pretty easy read, a quick read! The book is written very well, one of the biggest aspects I liked. I rushed through and was very pleased about this book. It's mainly an adult thriller, but I do believe that young adults would be able to learn a lot from it as well.
A longer review can be found at Bite Into books
I think this is a great book for young adults and all ages up. It's a book that's very respectful towards different religions and also towards people that don't believe. It's also a book that makes you think, makes you wonder and it's actually a quick read! I do recommend this book to y'all.
marcus_bines's review against another edition
5.0
Interfaith 24
A fast-paced and well-written globe-trotting thriller that reads like Jack Bauer found God. Gripping from the first page, Kowalski's prose is straightforward but never dull, with action scenes judiciously balanced with meditations on the nature of belief and disbelief. Arguments for theism are as compellingly made as those against, but neither distract from a cracking story, which is always kept front and centre. Great stuff, and right up my street!
A fast-paced and well-written globe-trotting thriller that reads like Jack Bauer found God. Gripping from the first page, Kowalski's prose is straightforward but never dull, with action scenes judiciously balanced with meditations on the nature of belief and disbelief. Arguments for theism are as compellingly made as those against, but neither distract from a cracking story, which is always kept front and centre. Great stuff, and right up my street!
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