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Enoch's Ghost (Oracles of Fire, Book 2)

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I stayed up till three in the morning finishing this book. It is very suspenceful, but also takes time to develop the characters, new and old. I really liked how Walter and Ashley's relashonship matured throughout the book. Walter and Gabe, finally meet, providing some good laughs, and Larry is hilarious as usual. Serious, and a few sad moments also appear. All the plots weave together flawlessly in the end, and many questions are answered. But of course more questions are raised. I am anxiosly awaiting the next installment (which is not good since it won't be comeing out for nearly a year).

If you are tired of your son or daughter playing video games all day, tune them into a series of books guaranteed to keep them occupied at least a few days anyway. This is the second of four books in the series "Dragons in Our Midst". My son could not put these books down! They are written with good morals in mind while not being preachy. You will want to buy the whole series because once started, they will plow straight through! This mom gives a big thumbs up!

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Enoch's Ghost! I love how Bryan Davis is able to keep ... *counts* ... 4 plot lines going throughout the entire book, and then flawlessly bring them all together to the climactic ending.

What a beautiful story of sacrifice and love - I could read and re-read this book as many time as I want, and never ever get tired of it. It's message gives me a sense of hope and peace, reminding me of the unfailing love of my Savior.

I applaud Mr. Davis for yet another beautiful installment in the Oracles of Fire series, and I can't wait for the next one!

Thumbs up, Mr. Davis :)

This book was wonderful! It was so exciting, and I loved it. I read it in four days. I didn't take it to school because if I did, I probably would read through class and not be able to pay attention. I had to be sure to save it for after school when I had more time.
Although in this book, Billy only appears in this story in a scene where he is talking to Walter on his cell phone, the plots and descriptions make it so you can hardly miss Billy and Bonnie! I really like both the new and old main characters in Enoch's Ghost, and I really enjoyed the descriptions of Heaven's Altar and of Heaven.
In addition to Walter, Ashley, and Karen, Sapphira, Acacia (the oracles of fire), and Elam are among others who appear once again in Enoch's Ghost. In Enoch's Ghost, Mardon tries to make a new tower like Nimrod's, but with this one he hopes to join Earth and Heaven. It's up to Walter and all his friends to stop Mardon's evil plan!
Enoch's Ghost was well written, and I hope that you will read it as well!

Bryan Davis perhaps the most talented writer in the Christian Fantasy genre today. His books, while initially aimed at children, are captivating to read, you won't want to put them down. This latest in his works does not disappoint, the characters come alive in your imagination!

I loved Bryan Davis's "Dragons in our Midst" series and his new series, "Oracles of Fire", is proving to be another exceptional story. The character of Saphira Adi is marvelous and the subtle romantic elements were ingenious. I loved the scene with the Lake of Fire.

Spiritual truths abound, peril is frequent, and other dimensions are explored. Two thumbs up! (If I had more I'd put them up as well) I loved the other books but I think this one is the best yet.

I absolutely LOVED EG!!!
Weaving together, not only the differnent plots, but the theme of Christianity through the whole book!
It's GREAT!

Enoch's Ghost is in my mind best referred to as the fifth book in the Dragons in Our Midst series. It picks up right where Tears of a Dragon left off, following Ashley, Walter, Karen, and Thigocia on their journey to find Makaidos. Readers should definitely be up to speed on the events in both Eye of the Oracle (Oracles of Fire) and the Dragons in Our Midst series.

Like me, some readers may be put off by the title, but there is no ghost in the book. I don't want to give anything away, so I won't say what it refers to, but it isn't anything ghostly at all.

How's the book line up with the rest of Bryan Davis' brilliant dragon books? Perfectly. I really can't say more than that. Great characters, a breathtaking story, and an ending that will leave you waiting for the next one.

As evil forces seek to merge heaven and earth, the former dragons and their allies seek to stop them. Events build to a climax in three different worlds, with an unexpected, heartrending conclusion. My personal favorite of all Davis' books.

This is an excellant continuation of the series. It has been enjoyed by both a teenager and an adult. I highly reccommend it.