Keltrius and The Armor of God: Special Edition free for the Kindle

Two books in one in this special edition of Keltrius and the armor of God. Before the son, there was the father. Keltrius's father, Leon travels from heaven to protect a young woman and her unborn child from the devil's army. In the midst of protecting her and carrying out his order the unexpected happens......he falls in love with her and discovers that he will need to make the ultimate sacrifice for his family. Keltrius the son, will continue the battle as God's new Champion. As he learns about his unique gifts he struggle to maintain a normal childhood all while dealing with life's challenges.

"Keltrius and the Armor of God:Special Edition" You can go to Amazon.com Click here

Keltrius and the armor of God; Leon's story "REVIEW"

Meghan's review

Aug 13, 13

5 of 5 stars

I own a copy

If you loved D.L. Partee’s first book, ‘Keltrius and the Armor of God,’ then I’m sure you will also love the prequel, ‘Leon’s Story.’ The setting is several decades BEFORE the events of the first book happen, which makes it all the more an absorbing read—it’s the 1970s, for Pete’s sake!

‘Leon’s Story’ is about the angels sent by God as some sort of an ‘advance party’ to the future arrival of the son. Leon is an angel with a delicate task: protect a young woman who happens to be with child. The young woman is pregnant with a very important offspring—the very one who would ultimately save the world from destruction—which has made her the target of the devil’s wrath. But in protecting the young woman, something else happens: Leon, the angel, falls in love with her, which only gives a further level of meaning to his task and lends a certain emotional gravitas to the story even when the demons are out chasing them and when everything seems hopeless.

The story often gave me goose bumps—Leon’s ultimate sacrifice is utterly unforgettable. Also, this is an action-packed, grip-the-edge-of-your-seat story. Having read the first book in this series, I am delighted to experience that Partee wisely ups the ante in this second book. The writing is more solid and the cliffhangers are crafted well to effectively hold your suspense. I love the new intensity, the savagery, the brutality, and how it’s all deftly balanced by the love story angle between an angel and a mortal. I hope someone from Hollywood buys the movie rights to this series of novels—it would be incredibly awesome to watch the majestic, epic struggle of good versus evil on the big screen. But as it is, ‘Leon’s Story’ like its predecessor, is a hugely entertaining read, and one I highly recommend to readers of this genre. Five stars, no less.

"Keltrius and the Armor of God:Leon's story" You can go to Amazon.com Click here