The unseen invasion is the last thing I wanted to mention, if only briefly, because it demonstrates the idea that the spiritual war is being waged in our physical world. It is a diverse cast that I will be sad to leave behind after the third book because, I believe, that is the final planned book in the series. These warriors are a strong core team, and I am confident that children (and adults) reading this book will find at least one boy or girl in the book that they identify with more than the others. Like Evan, I cannot wait until the Swords come out (I assume in Book 3) but they always have exactly what they need.

The shield, in particular, was executed in an interesting and unique manner. It was awesome, of course, to see them gain two new pieces of the Armor of God in this book. I loved the dynamics that each person, and situation, provided as they worked through similar, yet distinctly unique, situations that came up over the course of the book. Some have struggles early in the book, whereas others run into problems later in the book due to their own actions, or in some cases their inactions. The different personalities of the warriors provide for extremely unique circumstances that they are being placed in.

It was great to see which of the warriors stepped up, how others followed that lead once the bold decision was made. Perhaps the iconic scene in this book was the early encounter with the Olethrons. There are some new warriors introduced over the course of the book, some of them being a welcome surprise. Internal conflicts take the center stage for almost all of the main Prince and Princess Warriors. The feel of this book was very different from the first in the series, and in a good way. My Take: Wow, what a trip this second book turned out to be. The kids must turn to Ruwach and the Source, who can give them more pieces of armor to help them stand strong against this deadly threat. The enemy, angry about his last defeat, is targeting them with weapons and tactics they had never imagined, including the flaming Olethron. Published by: B&H Kids (October 15, 2016)īlurb: In this second book in The Prince Warriors trilogy, the Prince Warriors face new challenges on earth and in the unseen realm of Ahoratos. Title: The Prince Warriors and the Unseen InvasionĪuthors: Priscilla Shirer and Gina Detwiler How did this book, the second book in a series that I had already enjoyed, turn out? Check out below! The first book, Kingdom Prayer by Tony Evans, delivered. I’m celebrating my chance to review a second book off the list I posted two months ago about books I was excited for still in 2016.

The prince warriors