The company that set forth to retrieve the Jumom Ark and unite the nations has completed its task. Many trials have caused the members to doubt their abilities, as well as the their belie in the Most High. The have faced betrayal, treachery, and have been subjected to numerous calamities that have tested their faith in the purpose of their journey and has cause them to doubt their roles in the plan of the Most High. Leith, above all others, has bore the burden of what was asked of him. Many times, he doubted that he should be the one chosen to bear the Ark and untie the people. He attempted to lay the Ark aside and even beg someone else to bear the weight of its calling. Yet, it was meant for no other, and while he had ties to his company, so often, he felt alone in what he was called to do. In the end, he may have been victorious...tis too soon to say. I fear that his journey is only the beginning of the plan that the Most High has set before His children!

Those 13+ years, who enjoy a good, clean, riveting fantasy tale.

The story line.

I found that there were quite a few grammatical errors throughout, such as missing ands, buts, etc. It was not so much to interfere with the story, but was a bit distracting! I found this to be true in the preceding books as well.

I was disappointed that it was the last book in the series. However, when I began the first book in the newest series, I discovered that it ties in with this one...a continuation, with different characters!!

I truly enjoyed the story line and interacting with the characters! It was an amazing journey for me!

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It was an engaging tale and it left me wanting to know how successful the company was. Thankfully, I get to find out in the next series.

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