Behemoth Book Review

Book Review of Behemoth
  by Jonathan C. Leicht

     This new fiction begins on a game reserve in Kenya - which ends up in a bit of a snag, when a cape buffalo and three bull elephants are found gored to death.  As it turns out, the tracks of the animal that they are hunting for requital isn't anything they have seen before.  On the inclination that they are dealing with a dinosaur, they begin to interview natives and bring a creation science paleontologist on the scene.  On the other side of the globe, there is yet another team of scientists looking to solve the same mystery.  Things get pretty tense, which leads to a fantastic discovery.  Maybe even more than just one. 
    Let me preface this book by saying, this read will upset atheistic evolutionists.  They will consider it propaganda and swill.  I think that's the reason Leicht wrote it.  Obviously, the story isn't true.  But, if you are a Bible-believing creationist, it will make you think.  Leicht has a great way of bringing the creationists view to the fore-front and giving you a chunk of education too.  I think the story was a sensational adventure!  I believe it's an engaging read that will appeal to readers 12 and up, including adults. It's sort of a version of Jurassic Park for the current creationist.  I'm sure Leicht wouldn't like me to compare it to the movie, but I am.  It contains the same guns, intrigue, blood and fascination.  If you are looking for an exciting summer read, you found one here.

(I received this book free from BookSneeze.com as part of their blogging program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commision's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.")

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Bethany by Kerri Fernandez 
Crater by Homer Hickam
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Need You Now by Beth Wiseman (This will also be a GIVEAWAY!)