Truth Runner (Son of Angels, Jonah Stone)

I really enjoyed how the Biblical story of Jonah becomes what happens to Jonah in this book. Such a well written story and it's amazing to read how the Stone kids have grown up. The only part about this book that was different for me was that Jonah was away from his siblings for half the story since he dealt with his grief in isolation. Also, there was VERY little angel involvement in this book. The kids have to rely on each other more in every situation. Loved how the story ended and that Jonah made peace with his dad. One of the best YA series ever done!

Wow. This book really touched my heart! In the beginning, Jonah was half believing in God, or Elohim. By the middle of the story, he was actually starting to turn to Abbadon, but thankfully, God led him straight. By the end of the book,he was fully believing in God. This book is really like the story of Jonah, the Jonah from the Bible. I recommend this book to 8-15 year-olds. It is totally worth the $5.99.Please get this book!

I purchased the whole series for my son as a Christmas gift and he loves them. I have read the first book and even an adult can enjoy this series.

My son loves these books! He is 13 and loves to read. They can be pretty intense so be sure your child is ready for them.

If you enjoy stories that have lots of action, are exciting to read, and through it all depict the power, might, and love of God, then the Son of Angels series is perfect. I highly recommend it for youth to adults. Take a step, read the books, and enter a world in which the real fight is going on, the spirit realm.

Son of Angels series is the perfect series for children who love the Percy Jackson books but are looking for a Christian alternative :)This fourth book is an emotional battle on each page as young Jonah Stone parallels some of the discisions made by his name sake.

This is one of the series.. all are great...

This book series is amazing and really is a great encouragement for the young readers to find the light inside of themselves and in others.

Great book