Review – Storm

Evan Angler in his new book “Storm” Book Three in The Swipe Series published by Thomas Nelson continues the adventures of  Logan Langly.

From the back cover:   When the storm breaks, no one will be able to stop it.

In a future the world is united under the power of a charismatic leader, and everyone gets “The Mark” at age thirteen. The Mark lets citizens shop, go to school, and even get medical care–without it, you’re on your own. Few refuse to get the Mark.  But those that have refused are fighting back.

Logan Langly is the unlikely leader of the Markless Revolution.  He started out to find his sister Lily, who disappeared during her marking pledge, but now he’s fighting for much more.  With the threat of a chemically manufactured plague that will potentially kill millions and a drought that is nearing critical mass, someone has to step in.

But when Lily appears with a special mission for Logan, it’s difficult to know if he can trust her.  And with the weather becoming more and more unstable, a storm is coming that will put everything Logan and the Markless have worked for at risk….

The battle continues.  The Government is issuing the mark for the world to buy, sell and medical care.  Without this mark it seems you are doomed and an enemy of the Government.  If you read the Bible Book of Revelation then you know that receiving this mark puts you at odds with God.  Logan skipped taking the mark and now he is being hunted and has become the leader of the rest that have not received the mark.  Logan has been looking for his sister and has found out that Lily is one of the commanders in Chancellor Cylis’ army.  So now the question is can Logan trust his sister or is she a traitor to the Markless?  “Storm” is definitely a thriller with everyone at risk.  Mr. Angler has given us a thought-provoking fresh look at the Last Days of The Tribulation.  “Storm” is great fun,  filled with truth told in a convincing manner.  And even though the target audience is the youth I believe the adults will enjoy it equally.  I recommend this book highly and am already looking forward to the next book in this series.