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December 05, 2008
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 | The Restorer’s Journey by Sharon Hinck | Reviewed by Harriet Klausner |  | Publisher: NavPress
http://www.NavPress.com
ISBN: 1600061338
Genre: Fiction
Subgenre: Fantasy
Release date: March 2008
Format: Trade
Pages: 416
Price: $14.99
| Before Susan, Mark, and their eighteen-year-old son Jake use the portal to return from the dimension of Lyric to their home on Earth (see The Restorer's Son), Councilman Cameron and the Rhus Media (who can twist and poison the minds of her victims) escape through the portal into our Earth too. They disappear for several weeks before they return with packages and force Susan to go through the dimension corridor with them.
Mark is unable to use the portal, but Jake travels to the other world to rescue his mother. Jake has changed since the last time he was on the other side. Cameron claims to have records that say that when Restorer appears twice in a generation, the line ends. This is a lie; because Jake is the new restorer, a person sent to the One to fight for the people and help the guardians. While Jake seeks his mother and a plan to defeat Cameron and throw the Kahlarea out of Render, Susan is trapped in the land of Rhus, where Medea’s protégé tries his best to break her by crawling through her mind.
Anyone who has felt the darkness close in on him while also feeling rage and despair should read The Restorer’s Journey. Susan and Jake feel all that and more, but they draw on the strength from the One in their hearts and refuse to allow evil to win. Sharon Hinck writes fantasy that takes the audience to a special magical place where faith is the cornerstone of life. Those who fail to adhere to that philosophy end up destroying themselves from inside their souls to their physical presence. | | |
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