I
liked this adventure of teens Allen and Juan. They are next door
neighbors and best friends. Their adventures begin when they see a
suspicious person spreading a putty-like substance in the high school
boiler room. They are quickly in the midst of an FBI investigation
that involves danger and requires courage.
This
is a good adventure for teen boys, especially ones who like flying.
Juan's dad is a military pilot and the boys get personal flying
lessons from him. The boys get into dangerous adventures, even after
being told by authorities to stay out of the investigation. When they
happen upon something suspicious, they just have to follow the
suspect. Sometimes they interfere with the police and get in trouble
but sometimes they find information the police have missed.
Christian
faith is well presented in this story. The boys attend a Christian
camp and the gospel is given. The boys have a close friendship and
show great loyalty to each other. It was good to see how they relied
on God when in danger.
This
is a good novel for young teen boys who love adventure and are
curious. They'll get a little dose of science and larger doses of
adventure and faith.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Austin
B. Tucker has served as pastor for more than 30 years. He now teaches
online for Liberty Seminary in Virginia and Anderson University in
South Carolina. He has previously published nonfiction books. This is
his first novel for teens.
TBCN
Just for Kids, 140 pages. You can buy a copy here.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book through The Book
Club Network for the purpose of an independent and honest review.
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