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Clauson Justin
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Review of Cross Intents

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Cross Intents" by Scott Wells.]
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5 out of 5 stars
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Cross Intents: The Battle is a Christian fiction novel penned by Scott R. Wells. The book is the final book in the Cross Intents trilogy. It follows the ministry of Jesus Christ from its beginning after his baptism to his death and resurrection. Like the previous books, it is written largely from the perspective of angels as they observe the actions of Jesus Christ and deal with the conflict against evil.

After his baptism in the previous book, Jesus is tempted by Satan following a period of fasting. He overcomes the devil and goes about establishing his kingdom as his twelve generals are identified. But how he goes about this is a surprise to all, angels and humans alike. He goes about preaching, healing the sick, and casting out demons. But now that he is out in the open, Elric and his angels must protect him from the ever-persistent demonic forces. Will they succeed? What will this conflict cost them? Find out in the epic conclusion to this thrilling trilogy.

Familiar with Jesus Christ's subject matter and impressed by the author's brilliance from previous books, one might anticipate what's in store. Surprisingly, this book surpasses expectations, vividly portraying crucial moments in Christ's life and resonating deeply. The Christian message of salvation was driven hard through the lives of the characters in this book. Daniel's character is the perfect embodiment of this phenomenon. Having followed his story from the beginning of the first book, it was truly heartwarming to see his conclusion here. Another thing the book does well is emphasize the importance of faith. One line that highlights this point is "the faith to believe in the Father’s ability is easy. It is the faith to believe you have heard the Father’s word concerning a matter—that is the difficult part." Chapter 36 delivers a jaw-dropping plot twist, enhancing the narrative. Another thing the book did well was to answer some questions readers may have had from the previous books, like why there was so much secrecy towards Elric and his team considering their mission to protect the king. Issues like this were addressed well in the book. Ultimately, this book was a great read and easily the best out of a great trilogy.

It is extremely difficult to find anything negative about this book, but my least favorite thing about the book was the implications of chapter 36, particularly with the angel involved. It was a truly gut-wrenching point in the book.

I found only a couple of errors in this book. It was professionally edited. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. It was an amazing book deserving of its rating for all the reasons pointed out. I recommend this book to lovers of Christian novels.

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Post by Wosqa Nisar »

your review excellently communicates your enjoyment of the book and provides valuable information for potential readers. Adding a touch more personal flair and delving deeper into the story's emotional and literary impact could elevate it to the next level.
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I think I would love to start from the first book in the series. The storyline is simply amazing. It seems real and the mix between fiction and the Bible flows easily. I can't wait to read this.
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Post by Minaxiben Chandrakant Patel »

Thank you for sharing this detailed and positive review of "Cross Intents: The Battle" by Scott R. Wells. Your insights into the final book of the Cross Intents trilogy offer a thorough understanding of its strengths and impact.
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Based on the review, "Share Cross Intents: The Battle" seems to be an exceptional Christian fiction novel. The reviewer praises the author's brilliant storytelling and vivid portrayal of crucial moments in Jesus Christ's life. The book strongly emphasizes the Christian message of salvation and the importance of faith. A jaw-dropping plot twist in Chapter 36 adds to the narrative's intrigue. Addressing previous questions and errors, the book is well-edited and deserving of its 5-star rating. Overall, this review suggests that "Share Cross Intents: The Battle" is a must-read for lovers of Christian novels.
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Your review is a great way to convey your enjoyment of the book and provides valuable information to potential readers. Adding a more personal touch and delving into the emotional and literary impact of a story can take it to the next level.
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Cross Intents is an exciting read that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. With its clever plot twists and well-developed characters, the book is a must-read for lovers of thriller crime fiction.
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Thank you sir
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