Review of Magi Apprentice
Posted: 06 Dec 2023, 21:46
[Following is a volunteer review of "Magi Apprentice" by Dan E. Hendrickson.]
Magi Apprentice, by Dan E. Hendrickson, is a historical fiction story that will snatch your attention and keep it till the end. It is about Rassan, a Parthian military member who is on a mission to stop a Magi from entering Jerusalem. The story tells of betrayal, devotion, and discovery. Rassan's journey from privilege to apprentice to the Magi is filled with impediments, counting a tricky adversary and a puzzling winner.
They are guided by the next control, and the characters endeavor to disentangle the perplexity of the situation.
Hendrickson's historical fiction keeps readers captivated until the exceptionally compelling conclusion, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate puzzles with a verifiable turn. Connect Rassan and Daraya-Vous as they set out on this charming journey of disclosure. The author's boldness in creating a chronicled fiction novel, almost one of the foremost imperative occasions in history, merits standing applause.
Not only did it take extraordinary courage to write this book, but it was also fulfilled with extraordinary expertise and care. The drama that was built into this genuine occasion—approximately the shrewd men from the east—was exceptionally genuine. Based on the time he went through to get the culture and individuals of that time, this was not as it were exceptionally genuine but might very well have happened.
I have as of now suggested this book to a few individuals since the author has archived his sources completely, most of which I am familiar with.
The plot remains genuine chronicled information while showing an understanding of what the Magi may have experienced in their study of the stars and their desire to see the result of the creator's plan.
I give Magi Apprentice a rating of 4 out of 5 as I didn't come across any bad errors or profanity. I believe this book would be appropriate for many readers, as it is a charming read, and I plan on reading it once more.
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Magi Apprentice
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Magi Apprentice, by Dan E. Hendrickson, is a historical fiction story that will snatch your attention and keep it till the end. It is about Rassan, a Parthian military member who is on a mission to stop a Magi from entering Jerusalem. The story tells of betrayal, devotion, and discovery. Rassan's journey from privilege to apprentice to the Magi is filled with impediments, counting a tricky adversary and a puzzling winner.
They are guided by the next control, and the characters endeavor to disentangle the perplexity of the situation.
Hendrickson's historical fiction keeps readers captivated until the exceptionally compelling conclusion, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate puzzles with a verifiable turn. Connect Rassan and Daraya-Vous as they set out on this charming journey of disclosure. The author's boldness in creating a chronicled fiction novel, almost one of the foremost imperative occasions in history, merits standing applause.
Not only did it take extraordinary courage to write this book, but it was also fulfilled with extraordinary expertise and care. The drama that was built into this genuine occasion—approximately the shrewd men from the east—was exceptionally genuine. Based on the time he went through to get the culture and individuals of that time, this was not as it were exceptionally genuine but might very well have happened.
I have as of now suggested this book to a few individuals since the author has archived his sources completely, most of which I am familiar with.
The plot remains genuine chronicled information while showing an understanding of what the Magi may have experienced in their study of the stars and their desire to see the result of the creator's plan.
I give Magi Apprentice a rating of 4 out of 5 as I didn't come across any bad errors or profanity. I believe this book would be appropriate for many readers, as it is a charming read, and I plan on reading it once more.
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Magi Apprentice
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon