Review of Rise of the Savior

[LilNic24O]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Rise of the Savior" by Antoine Bonner.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Antoine Bonner – Rise of the Savior: We all can be the best version of ourselves and be connected with our body as a whole. That ability is called kundalini. It is the inner goddess that lies and waits for you the be good and bad all at ones (yin and yang) because only then will you be the truest version of you. Amanda is a teenager on her way to college, but she does not want to go to college she wants to do karate. She fails at her chance to pursue karate, but her life changed forever when she meets Leyna her kundalini. Doctor Connor is a colleague of Amanda’s mom, and he became a doctor to save lives. Lucas – Doctor Connors son – gets sick with cancer and his time is running out fast. The doctor gets angry about all the lives he had to saves; none of them worthy of a second chance and now his son is dying. Life is short, death can be waiting around the next corner. It can get you and the people closest to you. If you had the chose to comeback from the dead, would you and at what cost?

Rise of the Savior is a wonderful novel. The storyline is wonderfully thought out and Antoine Bonner did an amazing job connecting it to real life events. The use of kundalini and deities is a wonderful representation of the kundalini being the inner goddess inside us all.
The novel is very well told, and the number of unexpected twists was very enjoyable. All the characters are very well thought out and completes the story very well. One of my favorite parts of the novel is the deities, they are all so different and strange in every good way – from the one being a dog and the other n glove.

I enjoyed the book very much and did not find a spelling or other error. The only problem I encountered is the story is sometimes hard to follow with all the names and the connections between the people, for example every acolyte has a kundalini and a deity. But other than that, could I not be happier I chose to review this novel, because I almost didn’t.

I rate this novel 4 out of 4 stars, because the book has you hooked from the beginning all the way to the end. The overall message is the best part. The novel is about lives being taken unexpectedly and that makes life even more precious. It also portrays how humans want to get second chances at live and would do anything to get it back without considering the consequences.

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Rise of the Savior
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