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1: Better than the first one
The door in the dragon's throat (A Crossway youth book)
is this first in the series and it just was a bad book.
This book with the admitted Christian propaganda is still fun and has some maybe historical reference. The writer has seemed to improve so that his plot is in places actually exciting.
Those interested in biblical history that has an archeology background might like getting this for their kids.
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2: Very Cool
This is a very cool book. It picks up the pace quickly and once it does, it's a real page-turner. It has this cool Indiana Jones vibe, but it's also very christian. And even better, it's pretty scary. I love the historic Biblical references to Anak and the giants. Us ninjas 1 and 2 love it.
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3: Enjoyed this christian fiction book very much
As both an author and reader of fiction, I was impressed with "the Tombs of Anak". Maybe it is because I have always enjoyed a book that could hold my attention and make me think at the same time. In a nutshell, the characters are believable and yet a little out of the ordinary and the story line unique. Give this book a try. The Christian fiction book that I have written main story line is about ten years in the life of a little girl who was "chosen by God" to be the next Madonna in the second coming of Christ.
Tommy Taylor
Author - The Second Virgin Birth
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4: Awesome!
This was my first Frank Peretti book I ever read, and it made me a huge fan of his. For non-stop adventure and action, this is hard to beat.
Archeologist Dr. Jacob Cooper and his two kids, Jay and Lila, go searching for a missing worker in the hills of the Middle East, and instead stumble into a frightening danger; a mysterious being known as Ha-Raphah, who has the local people frightened and in his grasp. How the Coopers defeat it and escape various dangers is for you to find out.
This is a top-notch Christian thriller for kids, and adults too. Well recommended.
Be sure to check the other awesome books in the series, especially "The Deadly Curse of Toco-Rey".
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5: Parent beware
This was the first and last of this series we will read. Parents should review books before their children read them (I do!) This book contained a great deal of scary content in real life situations, and the writing was cheesy. I gave it 1 star because the author tried to incorporate some Biblical OT history. We Christians should be putting out better material.
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