Dominion: Kings and Queens
Author: Craig A. Aguillard
Dominion: Kings and Queens is an exciting Sci-Fi fiction, End-Time thrill novel created by Craig A. Aguillard that speaks of Five Chosen Ones, as told in The Prophecy of Old.
These ordinary teenagers have been chosen to embark on a journey into Demon’s Realm to battle and regain dominion of the Earth. Their mission is to not only take back authority over the Earth, but to subdue the evil rule of the Demon King and set the captives free in his kingdom. Each Chosen One comes from vastly different backgrounds than the others. Can they form a united front in order to retrieve the six pieces of the Armor of God?
Only five clans are left separated upon Earth’s devastated surface scattered between continents. The brave Chosen Ones must learn to follow the Spirit of Truth to defeat the Demon King. In Demon’s Realm there are great snares and tribulations, with evil looking to destroy them. Armies of the Demon King consist of witches, vicious beasts, and demon beings that are eagerly expecting their arrival. The evil ruler, the Demon King, knows the Chosen Ones are coming and he’s been scheming against them and has prepared his minions against them. He knows their strengths and their weaknesses. He knows mankind so well and has studied them for centuries. It is up to these Five Chosen Ones to reclaim dominion over the Earth from the Demon King’s evil grasp.
Reflecting somewhat on the Book of Revelations (an adaptation with some embellishments) of a metaphor that Christians face in the spiritual realm and the Armor of God that is their protection. This is an engaging piece that is geared towards youth and adults alike and is the first book in the Dominion Series. This is an exciting must-read for those that love a thrill and adventure based upon Biblical themes, in this case, the End-Times and the survival of Earth.
You may order your copy of Dominion: Kings and Queens at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or in Kindle as a download. A CBM Christian Book Review ~ 10.0 out of 10.0 stars.
