Laura Gallier

This author does an incredible job of giving readers peek behind the veil of night and see what the human eye can’t She brings the spiritual battle to life as Owen Edmond’s fights the battle not just for his life but for everyone in the city limits of Masonville, Texas. Through his battles in books one and two he learns to fight the enemy on a whole new level. This new novel opened up my eyes to things I hadn’t thought of before like how. I saw what to be aware of and how I could be set free the things that bond me. (similar to author Frank Pereetti books but more in-depth).

Owen has a heightened awareness of the spiritual world, how far reaching it is and how to get others to help in the battle raging around them. We’ve seen this struggle/battle as everyone has had their own battles in 2020. It made this novel even more fascinating as the author shows readers the darkness that is hidden in plain sight and how these forces plague humankind.

If you have not read books one and two the author catches readers up to speed, so you do not feel lost as to who is who in the story. For an in-depth explanation I highly recommend reading books one and two before and/or after this one)

The author is currently seeking the funds to make this series into a movie. It will be frightful to watch, google the trailer this author has made for the movie.

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Laura Gallier is a very talented writer who manages to engage her readers very quickly. She is a devout Christian and feels very passionate about a number of issues. The Delusion is a good example of this passion. It’s a story that is as gripping as it is scary.

It starts off fairly innocuously but this is a tool that Gallier uses to draw people in to her work. It very quickly becomes much more sinister. As a work of fiction it is easy to see how young people of today could relate to the darkness, and bloody aspects of the storyline. It is, at its core, a story about working through what is delusion and what is truth causing Owen, the main character, to question his own beliefs. It could almost be said to be a modern take on John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. Truth is not always glamourous and certainly doesn’t come out of a vacuum. There seems to be a need to have trials and tribulations accompany it for its true strength to become evident. This is what Owen was struggling with, and the way the book ends it appears that there must be another installment in his journey to come. I can see how some may wish to read more about his journey if another book is released. It appeals to certain age of reader, I think and certainly those who enjoy fictional paranormal stories will really enjoy this story.

I received a complimentary copy of the book for review purposes from Tyndale House.… (mehr)