
In this fantasy thriller, a grieving man discovers an ancient scroll that can create life from clay and attempts to resurrect his deceased mother, only to be pursued by ruthless...
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In this fantasy thriller, a grieving man discovers an ancient scroll that can create life from clay and attempts to resurrect his deceased mother, only to be pursued by ruthless...
The author also happens to be an awesome friend and the book has my favorite quote - "For God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." Far below this read, is my 2nd favorite read - Dune by Frank Herbert. Thanks for the question and best wishes, Rick (less) ... Great News! Children of the Scroll has just received, and published its Kirkus Review! “In Tabor’s debut fantasy novel, a colorful cast of
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Graphic sexual scenes included
Fair amount of graphic violence
Profanity present throughout
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Faith themes and Bible references integrated
Central magic scroll creates life from clay
Mentions of forces of darkness
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Pursuit and threats create ongoing peril
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