The Final Summit is actually the sequel of The Traveler's Gift. Drowning in a depressed mourning over his wife’s death; the archangel, Gabriel, visits David. It is up to David to save the world. A time traveler himself, he learns he is not alone, yet it is his calling to lead these other great minds in a race to save humanity. It’s refreshing and enthralling to follow along with the conversations of these philosophers and legends such as Gabriel, Ann Frank, Ben Franklin, King David, and more.
I have not read The Traveler's Gift but I didn’t notice I was missing any background. Important to note, in my opinion, is that this is a work of fiction, and should not to be confused with a challenge to one’s religious or spiritual beliefs. I don’t believe it’s meant to broaden one’s perspective as a Christian. That said, I really enjoyed the history lessons throughout the book, which were mixed with the fiction. I felt like I was learning something about the biographies of the famous people encountered, as well as being entertained with a good story. I don’t remember History class being this interesting. The Reader’s Guide appendix was also a great point of reference when I needed further clarity. I definitely recommend this book. It’s an easy read. Now I'm going to have to read the first book...
I received a complementary version of this ebook from Booksneeze and was not obligated to write a positive review.
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