Customer Reviews

The Hunter, the Hound and a Rogue (Book 3 in The chronicles of Peniel)

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Pastor McCoy's book "spoke" to me. I think that some parts of this story will reach others ... but the key for me was the idea of being pursued by the Hound. There was no opportunity for the warrior to "choose" to be Saved ... he was the passive recipient of Grace ... which was clearly brought out. Make's me want to read the other books.

Rev. Michael McCoy's book "The Hunter, the Hound and a Rogue".

A short, easily read and understood book about a storyteller's story to young children. This book will be handed around my family during the Christmas break for their enjoyment (and to ward off the usual end-of-season boredom).

I received this book on Monday, this week, and read it through completely on the 2.5 hour flight to Colorado Springs; it *is* that engrossing. The storyteller's story alone is worth the purchase. Pastor McCoy's literary style makes it that much better.

The book also shows the solid Evangelical foundation of Pastor McCoy as the book is about the unavoidable love of God through His Son Jesus Christ. We are all pursued and this book will remind the reader of that. The book, for me, was poignant because of parallels in my own life in Christ.

It is written at a level that challenges but doesn't frustrate a gradeschooler and can be indulgently enjoyed by teens and adults. It is an excellent book to give to all ages because it reminds the reader so well of God's love for all mankind and from whom that love comes.

Jim Heap

Most Christian allegories are either wooden, or not really in keeping with the message of the Bible. This one is good in all points, an excellent read, true to the Word, and very much capturing the battle for the word in a way that it truly comes alive. I would recommend this book to ANYONE, and it is a MUST READ for anyone who likes allegorical Christian fiction.