The Crown Of Eden

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Summary: Fantastic
Review: Thomas Williams is truly talented! This book got me from the first page till the last and I neglected much work while reading it as I couldn't put it down.Set in medievil times around two kingdoms and an awsome forrest it's fast paced , exiting and full of adventure.It has strong characters and a fantastic story line that I wished would never end. It will make you believe in love and honour and think about your own morals and strive to be better.I loved every word!

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Summary: It's not just a story, it's an experience!
Review: Tom Williams has a marvelous way of telling a story. You will actually fall in love with the main characters--and right along with them--feel their hurts, fears, disappointments, as well as their ultimate joy and exhilaration. There are profound lessons woven into the story, but they emerge from the characters' wrestling with decisions and their actions rather than tedious, preachy dialogs and monologs. Williams addresses some knotty theological questions, such as how the free will of men and women fits into an unfailing providence revealed in prophecy. But not to the detriment of a beautiful love story.

This book is masterpiece. It comes in second to none, including the works of George MacDonald, J. R. R. Tolkein, and C. S. Lewis.

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Summary: George MacDonald is reborn
Review: Unlike so much of the shallow fantasy writing on today's romance shelves, Tom Williams plunges his readers into gripping adventures charged with piercing insights into everything from aethetic theories to theological dilemmas. Williams is both a writer and a thinker, so his tale both delights and challenges all who care to think with him. Those who enjoyed the edited George MacDonald tales of the past decade will feel much of the same energy and depth in "The Crown of Eden."--Gene Shelburne, author of "The God Who Puts Us Back Together" and "Expect the Light"