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I knew it was trouble the minute I saw the notice on my Kindle that Memory's Door was there to read. Three days later I'm without production on my own novel. I hope my agent will forgive the lapse - I was at the feet of a master and studying. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it for the moment.

Memory's Door is the sequel to Soul's Gate. The books are not just amusing tales, but well written lessons in theology that rip along at the speed of sound. You will grow emotionally and spiritually when you read the books. You will be more free and loving of yourself and others if you have two brain cells to rub together. It's so good that I found myself cheering for the characters, talking to the characters, and warning all of them when they faced danger.

Mr. Rubart is a wonderful author who fully engages his readers. He doesn't just write a "Christian Novel." He writes a novel about Christians - and it's a darned good story and a superior example of what you can do when you're at the top of your craft.

I hope to see the next book in my list in May of 2014. I can't wait. Maybe he needs a proof reading lackey. I'm volunteering.

Don't wait for this to go on sale at the store. Buy it right now and enrich your life with one of the most entertaining reads of the year.

Thank you, James, for a spectacular way to waste three days when I should have been writing. It made me a better man and a better writer just reading your work.


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Memory Door Well Spring James L Rubart 9781401686079 Books Reviews

I had been enjoying Memory's Door all along, following it fairly well. About the time the final scenes with Carson Tanner were taking place, I was experiencing my own version of the betrayal of a brother, so I found myself even more engaged in the story. I can only hope the outcome is similar in my life.

That said, I did like this book a lot. It was a bit slower for me to get into, for some reason, than Soul's Gate. I suspect part of that was reading while trying to remember what had taken place with the characters and their adventures in the first book. As I like to read before going to sleep, I found there were nights I had to switch over to another book I was reading at the same time, a "teaching" type of book, to get my mind out of the battlefield before trying to sleep. Even then, I had some pretty interesting dreams!

I look forward to reading the next Well Spring novel, and don't plan to let as much time pass and as many books be read before I do.
This is the sequel to Soul's Gate in the 3-book Well Spring series. It continues the adventure of the four Dana, Marcus, Brandon and Reece (The Warriors Riding) as they prepare themselves to tackle the malevolent "Wolf" who personifies the spirit of religion. The four all confront their own darkness that in some way or another is holding them from living in complete freedom in their walks with Jesus. This is a key theme of the series we allow our past regrets to hold us back even when we have Jesus in our lives. Jesus however has come to set us free from our past. However, we can't just runaway from them. We need to confront our darkness with Jesus and let Him bring healing.

We spend a lot of time in the "spirit" and/or in people's souls. I'm reminded of CS Lewis's "space trilogy" novels (not Narnia) where he takes us in to another realm. There the Warriors battle demons whilst also meeting friendly spirits and angels on their journeys.

There were times I felt Rubart was delaying the ultimate conflict as I thought there were one or two elements that were laboured over, however, he continued to surprise me with some riveting action and suspense. And the battle near the end is simply breathtaking.

Rubart's wonderful storytelling takes the reader into the minds and souls of his characters. He is a masterful communicator and at all times he had me visually present within the scenes. As with Soul's Gate, Rubart uses Scripture powerfully to weave within the story. It's not preachy but essential as the Word of God enlightens, empowers and equips the Warriors. But we also see how it can be misused to lead others astray.

I love how this series is making me stretch further into Jesus, opening my eyes to what is holding me back in enjoying complete freedom and showing me how I can use prayer, the Word and faith to unshackle me. The importance of comrades in battle is highlighted. We cannot run this race alone especially when it comes to tackling the spirit world.

I can't wait for the final saga.
I knew it was trouble the minute I saw the notice on my that Memory's Door was there to read. Three days later I'm without production on my own novel. I hope my agent will forgive the lapse - I was at the feet of a master and studying. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it for the moment.

Memory's Door is the sequel to Soul's Gate. The books are not just amusing tales, but well written lessons in theology that rip along at the speed of sound. You will grow emotionally and spiritually when you read the books. You will be more free and loving of yourself and others if you have two brain cells to rub together. It's so good that I found myself cheering for the characters, talking to the characters, and warning all of them when they faced danger.

Mr. Rubart is a wonderful author who fully engages his readers. He doesn't just write a "Christian Novel." He writes a novel about Christians - and it's a darned good story and a superior example of what you can do when you're at the top of your craft.

I hope to see the next book in my list in May of 2014. I can't wait. Maybe he needs a proof reading lackey. I'm volunteering.

Don't wait for this to go on sale at the store. Buy it right now and enrich your life with one of the most entertaining reads of the year.

Thank you, James, for a spectacular way to waste three days when I should have been writing. It made me a better man and a better writer just reading your work.