Official Review: Stone of Gabriel by Gary A. Pattillo

gen_g · Post by **gen_g** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:18

I like that not all characters are perfect and/or likeable – it gives depth to the story. Thanks for the review.

Prarthna · Post by **Prarthna** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:41

This sci-fi fantasy thriller follows the journey of a young boy and a police detective who meet by chance and form a bond for life. This novel has well-developed characters and an intriguing storyline. Thanks for the great review!

Ghuddie · Post by **Ghuddie** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:44

Interesting storyline. It'll be intriguing to read about the connection between the stone found by Kurt and the murder case. Great review.

Lynda Howard · Post by **Lynda Howard** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:45

I love that this sci-fi fantasy thriller focuses on good versus evil. The fact that the story involves a newly developed microchip implanted into a person's right hand that enables them to conduct business simply by having the microchip scanned certainly grabs my attention. I also love that the story includes attributes such as faith, loyalty, friendship, and family values. Thanks for the review!

Digisha · Post by **Digisha** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:47

Ahha... Prophecy and latest science in one book. Though it's really a catchy topic now a days. But this reading seems interesting. As in review it sounds read in one go. Would like to add this in my bookshelf "want to read".

Post by **Sandeep Moses Arulnesan** » 30 Dec 2021, 23:52

I am keen to know why only Kurt could touch the stone and the secrecy behind it. The review looks like a promising storyline which would make the readers excited to know more. Thanks for the review. Congrats on BOTD!

Mathews Panyako · Post by **Mathews Panyako** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:06

From the review and the few pages I have gone through several questions are coming up ,will definitely give a full read as the book seemed one of it's kind that I like.

Tebogo Eugene M · Post by **Tebogo Eugene M** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:10

Stone of Gabriel by Gary A. Pattillo is about three young man who discovered a green stone that was special, but could only touched by one boy. At the end of my reading the boy tipped the cops that the person they where arresting was not a human because the stone made the boy see that, which made his friend believe him only, the cop didn't. I enjoyed reading the sample wish to read all of the book.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:11

A sci-fi fantasy thriller that highlights the fight between good and evil. The author creates a great balance highlighting good values and offsets them with evil characters who add to the build-up of the story. I am curious as to what the link between Kurt and Detective Bailey and the stone is. Great BOTD, great review!

Post by **Sharill Rasowo** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:11

Defeating evil is hard. I look forward to finding out if Kurt and the detective managed to accomplish this. This book seems interesting so thank you for the insightful review.

Adelee Grobler · Post by **Adelee Grobler** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:23

Lately I enjoy science fiction fantasy novels. The stone which only Kurt could hold reminded me of Harry Potter. It sounds very suspenseful. Thank you for your review!

Harty Muli · Post by **Harty Muli** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:24

I like the intriguing plot of a group of boys who stumble on a stone that only one of them can handle. I look forward to reading it. This is a great review.

Rashi Agrawal · Post by **Rashi Agrawal** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:40

I am really excited to read this book after reading your review. It seems like such a adventurous and thriller-packed book. Definitely putting it in my reading list. Thank you for your review.

Mofya Chanda · Post by **Mofya Chanda** » 31 Dec 2021, 00:41

So this one is full of mystery and yes many would like to know how the story continues including myself. I like that it doesnt push religion on anyone for evil and Good are part of all cultures including those who may not believe in a deity. It is worth the read. This review alone is enough to engage anyone even though the target audience is young Adults.