“Martyr’s Fire” {a Review}

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I recently reviewed the third, and I believe final, book in the series Merlin’s Immortals by Sigmund Brouwer, titled “Martyr’s Fire”. You can read my review of the first two books here and here. Once again we rejoin with Thomas and his quest for truth and knowledge.

Once again Brouwer delivers: It’s an entertaining enough story, that moves quickly. The characters are interesting, even if they are rather simple and somewhat undeveloped. I did have to keep reminding myself that the book is a young adult fiction, that it wasn’t going to meet my high expectations, after a summer of reading bliss.

As a young adult series, I think these books are fantastic. They are quick paced, drawing the reader in, there is a good smattering of more complex words for expanding the readers vocabulary, and a generally well rounded book. I think for those between 13 and 15, these are a very good series that will have the reader thinking about faith and God.

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