SuitabookSong Of The Ovulum
Bryan Davis
- Reading
- If your reader is unsure about peril or confinement, read the opening together and pause to check how the imprisonment and rescue threat feel to them before continuing.
- Themes
- Family bonds and responsibility: The teenagers are tasked with rescuing parents they do not know, who are held in a maximum-security prison. The premise places family connection alongside a demanding rescue responsibility for the teenagers.
- Christian fantasy and supernatural conflict: The premise refers to a past demonic assault on Heaven and a current threat involving demons, dragons and a sorceress. Supernatural conflict is central to the stated fantasy premise, alongside a Christian-life subject classification.
- Worth knowing
- The premise includes imprisonment, experiments on prisoners, the removal of infant twins, and a rescue mission involving demons and armed soldiers. The intensity and detail of these scenes are unclear.