Review of The Tiger's Eye

[Aurora Benjamin]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Tiger's Eye" by Scott Delaney.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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"The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai" by Scott B. Delaney is a gripping tale that follows Andrew Morrison and the Global Calling Ministry's efforts in Mumbai. The story begins with Andrew and his daughter Alisha navigating the Dharavi slum to hold a successful service, setting the stage for a series of events that unfold dramatically. As Andrew's family faces kidnapping by mercenaries seeking to disrupt the ministry, tensions rise, and the stakes become even higher.
 
I became engrossed with the book as I read how Andrew and his daughter Alisha navigate the dangers of the slum. They encounter Dr. Nehru and embark on a journey that will test their faith and resolve. Meanwhile, the looming threat of religious extremism looms over the horizon, with the introduction of characters like Rahul Prasanna and Aakesh Sharma, whose paths intertwine with deadly consequences.
 
The novel expertly weaves together multiple plot threads, from the personal struggles of the Morrison family to the larger conflict between the Global Calling Ministry and the Indian Liberation Resistance Organization. Through twists and turns, the story builds to a climactic showdown at the Kingsford Garden Stadium, where lives hang in the balance and alliances are tested.
 
There is nothing I dislike about this book. As the story unfolds, themes of redemption, faith, and resilience emerge, underscored by the intervention of celestial beings like angels and demons. Through twists and turns, the characters grapple with moral dilemmas and confront the consequences of their actions, ultimately finding hope and salvation in unexpected places. Delaney's vivid storytelling and plot make for a captivating narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats until the very end. The book is exceptionally edited.

I rate the book five out of five stars because of the undeniable suspense it carries. Fans of suspenseful thrillers with a touch of the supernatural will find much to enjoy in this engaging tale of faith and redemption.

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[Christian Jordan]

"The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai" by Scott B. Delaney follows Andrew Morrison and the Global Calling Ministry's efforts in Mumbai. The story intensifies as Andrew's family faces kidnapping by mercenaries, heightening tensions and stakes.

[Esther Unurhie]

"The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai" by Scott B. Delaney intricately weaves together the gripping narrative of Andrew Morrison and his daughter Alisha's journey through the Dharavi slum, capturing the essence of their perilous encounters and unwavering resolve amidst adversity.

[Sunday N Florence]

The novel expertly weaves together personal struggles, religious extremism, and larger conflicts, leading to a climactic showdown at the Kingsford Garden Stadium where lives hang in the balance.

[Williams Frank]

"The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai" by Scott B. Delaney follows Andrew Morrison and the Global Calling Ministry as they navigate challenges in Mumbai. The story intensifies when Andrew's family is kidnapped by mercenaries, escalating the tension and stakes significantly.

[Chiemego Nwokolo]

I was intrigued by the book's title and thoroughly enjoyed reading your review, which is quite detailed and engaging. I will definitely give this book a try.

[itz maya]

Your review of *The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai* by Scott B. Delaney effectively highlights the gripping plot, vivid storytelling, and the novel’s exploration of faith, redemption, and resilience. Your mention of the book's well-executed plot twists and strong editing adds valuable insight into its overall quality. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this engaging and action-packed read!

[Daniel__Smith]

I haven't read "The Tiger's eye by Scott B. Delaney but your review sounds quite interesting to read. I am adding this to my bookshelf soon.

[Emmanuel Chiahulamiro]

"The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai" by Scott B. Delaney follows Andrew Morrison and the Global Calling Ministry as they navigate Mumbai's Dharavi slum to hold a pivotal service. The story intensifies when mercenaries kidnap Andrew's family, escalating the stakes and adding dramatic tension to their mission.

[Wendy Eric]

The book excels in combining personal and broader conflicts, integrating themes of faith, resilience, and redemption. The dramatic storyline, including the climactic showdown at Kingsford Garden Stadium, effectively keeps readers invested.

[George B Rhonda]

The book excels in its vivid storytelling, complex plot, and exploration of themes like redemption, faith, and resilience.

[Nelly Orion]

"The tragedy at Kingsford Garden Stadium adds a layer of tension and urgency to the story, making the mission in India not just a spiritual journey but a life-threatening one."

[Krebs Karen]

This book by Scott Daleney tells the story of Andrew in Mumbai, India and his experiences with massacre. Nice review

[Hay-bee Tosan]

Scott B. Delaney’s ‘The Tiger’s Eye: Angels in Mumbai’ masterfully combines elements of faith, action, and the supernatural into a narrative that is both gripping and deeply meaningful. The vivid portrayal of a near-future India, intertwined with the battle between good and evil, makes this book an unforgettable journey that resonates long after the last page is turned.

[Okobi Louis Awele]

The character development in ‘The Tiger’s Eye: Angels in Mumbai’ is truly remarkable. Andrew Morrison’s journey, shaped by his traumatic past, and the experiences of characters like Rahul and Sanjay, are deeply intertwined, adding layers of complexity to the story. Delaney’s ability to weave these personal stories into the broader narrative is a testament to his skill as a storyteller.