This book is one of those that you could say is out of my comfort zone. Yet, I am always open to finding new books that are out of my normal reading pattern. I have found some books that have surprised me. This book is spilt into sections focusing on different main characters and their stories.

As soon as I started reading this book, I was both a little lost but intrigued at the same time. Lost because there were a lot of moving characters introduced before I could get them all straight and intrigued because of the subject matter that this book was about. I liked that Shekinah was portrayed as a female. She was full of light but strength as well. This was shown to those who would listen to her. While, I did find this book to be different in a good way, it was not my cup of tea. Part of the other reason I found myself not fully committing to this book is that it read like a poem. It flowed nicely but speaking fully for myself, this way that the story read kind of made it hard for me to grasp at the story. Yet, I would try this author again in the future. ( )