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lmbartelt's review
3.0
This is the second in the Passages series, and now that I'm more acquainted with the style and setting of the books, I enjoyed this new take on a familiar story.
Arin's Judgment is the story of Noah set in the fictional world of Marus. Wade Mullens finds himself unexpectedly in this unfamiliar world. Arin (the Noah character) sees him as the last sign of the end of the world. Other forces, though, see him as the key to their future and evil intentions. Wade has unintentionally smuggled plans for the atomic bomb into this foreign world and the evil leaders use him to make weapons of destruction. Wade must choose whose side to be on: Arin and his doom-and-gloom judgment which he says comes from The Unseen One, or the evil powers bent on destruction who have no regard for human life.
It's a good read, one I can see my kids enjoying later in life when Bible stories they've heard umpteen times might become stale.
Arin's Judgment is the story of Noah set in the fictional world of Marus. Wade Mullens finds himself unexpectedly in this unfamiliar world. Arin (the Noah character) sees him as the last sign of the end of the world. Other forces, though, see him as the key to their future and evil intentions. Wade has unintentionally smuggled plans for the atomic bomb into this foreign world and the evil leaders use him to make weapons of destruction. Wade must choose whose side to be on: Arin and his doom-and-gloom judgment which he says comes from The Unseen One, or the evil powers bent on destruction who have no regard for human life.
It's a good read, one I can see my kids enjoying later in life when Bible stories they've heard umpteen times might become stale.
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