Reviews for The Devil's Paradise

The average rating for The Devil's Paradise based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-07-08 00:00:00 Paul Csurgo This is a book of true and everlasting love. I have yet to find any book that can tell everyone what love is really about and what it is truely worth. Mr. Lacour speaks of a Godly love that is within every one but is so hard to find. He emphasizes how one is to find forgiveness in his/her heart in order to truely know the meaning of love and teaches how one should love unconditionaly. Mr. LaCour is a true soldier of God and speaks of what God wants for all man kind to have and enjoy, LOVE.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-05-14 00:00:00 Timothy Cooper A Warrior's Tale is the fantasy tale of Nayla, a half-Elf, half-mortal, who is shunned by both cultures including her own father, Lord Treeborn. With help, she flees from the brutal beatings of her father and finds herself in the lands of the Kagai Warriors. Struggling to find her place, she serves the Warrior leaders and when old enough, she trains amongst the men. Proving herself in every battle, she becomes a legend among the Kagai. After many years, she returns to her homeland, no longer a child to face her father. Throughout her training and life thereafter, Nayla learns many life lessons and continues to search for a sense of belonging among the people of her heritage. While reading this book, I became emotionally involved with the character Nayla (Takaro). Several times, I found myself holding back tears as Nayla struggled to find her place. A Warrior's Tale is a wonderful read, and I am anxious to read the rest of the Imago series. Visit Lorna Suzuki on her website! Read an excerpt from Imago Book 3: A Warrior's Tale!