Review of Magi Apprentice

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Magi Apprentice" by Dan E. Hendrickson.]

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3 out of 5 stars

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It's an ok book, in my opinion. I would recommend this book to people who are deeply religious and those who want to learn about the history of astrology. This book mostly focuses on rulers and power in Rome. So if that's what you're interested in, I recommend this book. Just a little disclaimer, the scenes were all over the place. It was hard to keep up with what was really going on. In the first few pages, the author was talking about astrology and Jesus's waiting arrival into this world. All of a sudden, it starts focusing on something else. I was confused throughout reading the book. Don't get me wrong, it is a good book. However, it is all over the place. It wasn't that eye-grasping or interesting to read. I don't think the research part of the book was well done. The author didn't mention how they came to find out all the twelve zodiac signs. There was just a need to stay more on track with what the story is going to be about. More of an order with different scenes. The characters the author mention were just popping out of nowhere. Which had me more confused with what is going on and what the story is about. However, if you're a reader who likes drama and chaos going on in books you might find this book to be your liking. I am more of an orderly person so this book wasn't to my liking.

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