Bodie Thoene

The Zion Chronicles

Brock Thoene

World War II fighter ace David Meyer finds himself in the middle of Israel's fight for existence in February 1948.

The Return to Zion

Jeni Enjaian

A review from my old blog...

I cannot get enough of this series. When I left off reading this book this morning I almost made myself late for work when I had to find out if one of the characters had actually died in such a tragic manner. She was okay.

The fact that the the Thoenes were able to draw me in so easily like that speaks to their amazing writing ability. I usually skim just a bit when I read books and especially when I try to finish a book in a single day. :D With this books one simply cannot do that. One would find oneself like me, a little lost at one point because I missed a very important detail.

The little details taste like choice morsels. I feel full when I finish one of their books and this one did not fail to meet that standard. I wish there were more hours in the day or that I didn't want to do so many other things. I would love to sit down or walk around and read the rest of the Thoene books I have sitting by my chair right now.

Once again I still strongly recommend the Thoene's to any lover of Christian historical fiction.

The Zion Chronicles

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