Official Review: The Tiger's Eye by Scott Delaney

[Praise GodWord]

I'm a fan of descriptions of exotic landscapes like India. The reviewer represented this book accurately. Congrats.

[Harty Muli]

I like books set in India because it is in my bucket list of places to visit. Great review.

[dragonet07]

I enjoy supernatural thrillers and even the fictionalization (including modernizing) of religious elements, such as Christian angels and demons. I’m also intrigued by the Indian setting. However, I have reservations regarding the portrayal of India, its culture, and its people, particularly regarding its two most prominent religions, Hinduism and Islam. The Occidental lens, focus on evangelism, and use of an Islamic terrorist group in the story make me concerned about accurate and broad representation. I also don’t like starting with the second book in a series, so if I were to read this, I’d have to read the other book first. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Pearl Hijabi]

Looks like an interesting book. The author has captured the culture in India albeit from an occidental view point. The book has well developed characters and a plot. Readers will marvel the author's vivid description. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Uniter Oyando]

Nice review! I like the fact that the book is fast-paced and that the characters were well developed. It's always fun to get to read about the perspective of other cultures.

[Sophy Chunge]

This is a well-supported review given that you have explained why you gave it a perfect rating. Indeed, it seems like an enjoyable book with heavy themes of justice and civilization, and culture. I always enjoy books in which characters have been sufficiently described or shown to the reader.

[Novin Aliyah]

A story about life in colorful India. Very interesting to read although there are radical problems too. Hope this review describes the actual content of the book. Interesting review.

[Sarrikoziol]

Sounds like a different type of book than I am used to reading. I look forward to seeing what all happens. Great review

[Faith - Benny Any]

Great review. I love the character development in it. The author did well in describing the culture of interest. Congrats on being the BOTD.

[Ann Ogochukwu]

I'm intrigued by the setting of this book, but that's just it. Maybe there'll be more to desire when I've sampled the book.
Congratulations, BOTD.

[Benggirl721]

The culture and tradition of India, as described in the book, seem interesting. Every character is instrumental to the story. That's how the author made this engaging writing.

[Prarthna]

This is an intriguing action-packed novel. The plot takes the reader into the near future and the exoticism of modern India. It is the second book in the Global Calling series, but it can be read as a standalone novel. Thanks for the great review.

[jaliper]

This book looks intriguing. It's rare to find a story of faith and the war between good and evil. And it looks like I can see India that the author wrote about. Hmm, definitely a book that we shouldn't missed. Thanks for this.

[Sanju Lali]

An thought provoking book "The Tiger’s Eye: Angels in Mumbai" leads the reader into the near future and the exoticism of modern India looks quite appealing to read. The promotion of evangelism and its conflict with a tradition raised to the level of extremism looks very interesting topic.

[Rowan The-First]

The plot and the main theme of the book is not appealing to me and I cannot add it to my list. I thank you for your review.