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THE PROMISED LAND - VOL 4 - Day Of Remembrance (2008)

by David G. Woolley(Favorite Author)

3.99 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Covenant Communications, Inc.

series

The Promised Land

review 1: I liked that the author finally got around to having Nephi and his brothers get the plates, but after dragging out the story in three previous large books, I was disappointed with how quickly it went in this book. It was smaller than the others and jumped around from the Lehi story, the story of how Joseph Smith got the plates, and a story about some jewish people in Jerusalem at the time of Joseph Smith (which I felt confused as to why it was included). I felt that there were too many loose ends left at the end of the book - knowing this is supposed to be the last book.
review 2: I liked this book better. It was much more fast pace, more interesting. I felt like he finally weeded out things that were boring or unnecessary, and kept what was interesting and i... morenformational. I was glad to be done with this series, but I felt like it ended with a lot of open ends, many things left unexplained. Then I laughed when I got on the author's website and saw that a 5th book just came out in September. It is nice to know there's more to the story, but I was very ready to be done and moving on. So anyway, sometime in the future I will read that one! I give this book 3.5 stars, I enjoyed it more than the others, but didn't love it. This series has been enjoyable and informational, but I probably won't ever read it again. less

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