| Jim Barnes, Independent Publisher Online |
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“Here is an action-packed drama filled with emotional turmoil, deception, and revenge, during which family conflicts get resolved by bloody battles filled with screams and explosions. Sounds like typical household with teenagers, right?"
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| Colleen Maureen Lewis, Lake Geneva, WI |
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Being 43 years old, I had not picked up a book to read since I graduated from High School, decades ago.. OK? Luke’s cover caught my attention while over at a friends house, (whose kid had read the book). I don’t have any kids but I asked to borrow it to read. Why? I don’t know. Something told me I should read this book.
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| Irina B, Age 15, Las Vegas, Nevada |
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I just finished reading the book and I was absolutely amazed. When I started reading I couldn’t put the book down, I found myself rushing to eat just so I can get a page in before bed.
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Colleen, age 10, Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey |
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Luke Carter and the Sword of Kings was one of my favorite books. I always like books that I can relate to and make me laugh, think, and smile. This book did that and more!
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| Jenniffer Julich, Illustrator, Ontario, Canada |
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I read this book with the visual in mind and constantly found myself getting dragged back into the story and the plight of the characters. I say dragged and not pulled because my purpose was to discover the imagery that would represent the book jacket as the illustrator. I could not keep out of the story however and fully enjoyed the experience. I made assumptions through association with characters that were wrong, being lead by a talented author. I laughed at the strength and vulnerability of the woman characters who roles were to both lead and guide. I cried at Luke's honesty through his growth as an individual from boyhood to young manhood.
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