Good book that leaves many questions unanswered
359475
I loved the style of writing this author uses. The descriptionswere elegant and beautiful. As I read the story, I was caught up in the way it switched from one story to another. It gave me an excellent glimpse of Germany and France during the war. However, I was ready for the book to and about 200 pages before it actually ended. After it ended, I felt there were several things that were not resolved in a way that satisfied me.
4458538
Although it was a great book and a great series I was disappointed in the ending. It left a lot of unanswered questions. Other then that I loved it! Wish this one wasn't the last.
3660528
Overall I really enjoyed reading the book. I couldn't put it down. However, when I got to the end I must say that I was a bit disappointed. I felt there were just too many unanswered questions. With that said I still think it is worth a read.
1246820
I enjoyed this book, but I found myself confused at times. I liked that it had so many different layers, yet I finished the novel feeling incomplete. I won't give away any spoilers, but the ending did not provide me with the answers I was looking for. Still, this was an intriguing and well-written novel that is worth reading. I gave it four stars, but I still feel like I need to know more about the main characters. Audiobook review at JacksonBaer.com
3362078
The book is awesome, but not enough details of his journey and leaves many questions unanswered.  I guess he will be writing a series of books on this and that is why it not all here.
1979559
This is a great book that covers some deeper things that I hadn't heard or considered. Some of it was covered in "when heaven invades earth", but I am still glad that I read it.
94422
The reviews seem to be split between amazing and underdeveloped.
I think this is an excellent book because of the questions raised after it is read.
Yes, there could have been more character development, yes things could have been spelled out for us, but
I think the most valuable thing is the ambiguity. This leaves us to think about what we would do in the difficult situations.  I value this book for the questions raised inside of me.  What does it take to be a good leader?  What would I have done if placed in Elder's shoes?  Amy's?  Eldest's? I think each character was written true to their age and environment.  The biggest question raised, is what is truth?  How can we believe with any certainty in history?
So many questions, I will be thinking about this book long after it collects dust on the shelf.
2923316
I like this book for the story as you read along. I don't like it for the fact that there are so many loose ends and it is so inconclusive. I still really enjoyed reading it, though. The way the world is described is beautiful and magical and I could live in it forever. But I feel like nothing really is properly explained.
4053727
Stephen Frey has done an admirable job of creating a compelling plot with complex characters and good action.  The variety of characters forces the reader to concentrate on the plot with its many intricacies. Frey does a good job of keeping the reader guessing about the true motivations of characters.  Unfortunately the ending is not as believable. It leaves a number of serious questions unanswered. I was disappointed in the lack of clear explanation and sorry I had spent so much time focusing on its intricacies of the plot.
722430
Good sequel of Loving Lawson but there still remains a lot of questioned to be answered... However I do believe the book had an appropriate ending.
1843978
I really like this book- but read it if you actually do have questions.
It's a good book both for Christians who are seeking answers and for those who just want to broaden knowledge!
70596
Good YA book.  Excellent translation. The book certainly left many unanswered questions.  Is this the beginning of a series?  I hope so!
2652813
A good read, not particularly believable but the author does develop the characters well and does present some interesting questions. I like how she took the fictional circumstances and brought about Biblical truth. The book ends a bit mysteriously, with a few unanswered questions.
3302568
I've read a few other books on the Adam Walsh case, but still found enough here to be of interest. There's a lot of information on the case that I had never heard and that certainly explains why it went unsolved for so long. There are parts that just want you to scream at the apathy and almost criminal incompetence of some of the players. At least unlike some other cases (Jon Benet, for one) this one at least comes to a more satisfying conclusion, although one has to wonder at the "no new evidence" that is still used to make it seem doubtful as to who killed Adam. One would think that bringing evidence to light that was there all along, but that no one had ever examined or looked at would still fall under "new evidence". Not to mention new eyewitnesses and other collaborating stories. If nothing else, it's certainly a lesson in how hard it is to truly "prove" something so completely that there won't still be people making claims that it's not true.
653407
This book was very good, not difficult to follow the storyline till I got to Chapter 21. I think someone cut out parts of the book. Maybe to make it fit??  All I know is: I feel that some really important details were omitted. I'm left with questions which I need answered.
549381
This book gives some answers but not all are good answers. Azrael proves he is always keeping secrets. There a couple of new characters introduced so not sure if they'll be important in the future. This ends with a cliffhanger of sorts.
4444552
Great read even though many unanswered questions at the end. Also you need to go out of your way to suspend disbelief for this book. Still, well-written and I enjoyed it.