Memory's Door

By: James L. Rubart

Narrated by: James Rubart

The prophecy brought them together. But the Wolf has risen, and now their greatest battle begins.

The four members of Warriors Riding have learned to wage war in the supernatural, to send their spirits inside people’s souls, to battle demonic forces, and to bring deep healing to those around them.

But their leader Reece is struggling with the loss of his sight. Brandon is being stalked at his concerts by a man in the shadows. Dana’s career is threatening to bury her. And Marcus questions his sanity as he seems to be slipping in and out of alternate realities.

And now the second part of the prophecy has come true. The Wolf is hunting them and has set his trap. He circles, feeding on his supernatural hate of all they stand for. And he won’t stop until he brings utter destruction to their bodies . . . and their souls.

“. . .this is a seriously heart-thumping and satisfying read that goes to the edge, jumps off, and ‘builds wings on the way down.’”—Publishers Weekly review of Soul’s Gate

excellent

Would you listen to Memory's Door again? Why?

yes it was different and very entertaining unlike any other book I have read.

What did you like best about this story?

all of it

Which scene was your favorite?

scenes between father and son

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

no

Well written and thought provoking

Memories door is an exciting work of fiction that challenges your view and stance on how spiritual events are orchestrated in the natural realm.

This is such an incredible book!

I'm a huge Rubart fan, as many layers of healing have taken place in my life from reading his books. Once again, this book served it's reader well!

I loved it!

I was happy to see a continuation of this story. It was just as good as the first book.

Entertaining and Spirit inspiring

I left a review for the previous book Soul's Gate as well, and will re-iterate a similar sentiment. The book is at times, thrilling, emotional, spiritual, and an overall encouragment.

It should be obvious, but no, this is not theology, this is a work of fiction. But, from what I have experienced, it does reflect some truths to spiritual warfare, and triumph in Christ.

The book will inspire you to press into things you may have overlooked, or have been taught were only for the church in the days of Acts, but there is more for us to see and do than this natural realm. Ultimately, let yourself be driven into the arms of Christ, and the truth of His word.

Blessings,

David