Talia And The Capture of Wrath Published by C.J. Quinn

This is review for a  book called Talia And The Capture of Wrath Published by C.J. Quinn. I hadn’t heard of C.J. Quinn before I found information on the new book through an email I received .

With me trying to branch out and read books by new Authors                         Talia And The Capture of Wrath gave me the chance to follow the goals I set for myself.

I read the back cover of Talia And The Capture of Wrath and I knew this wasn’t the type of book I usually read. Although this book would be a book David would enjoy.

With David struggling with reading I figured after Christmas I could sit down with David and read Talia And The Capture of Wrath to him. Which would give us a chance to spend some time alone together which we haven’t had the opportunity to do lately.

Since I would be reading Talia And The Capture of Wrath to David I went ahead and read the boo to myself so I would be familiar with what I was sharing with David. I did enjoy the storyline as it keeps us on the edge of our seats.  I could almost feel like I was there on the adventures Tobiah was going through.

I just wish my Uncle Chuck were still here as he would loved the storyline as well as the cover of Talia And The Capture of Wrath and I could see him wanting to read other books written by C.J. Quinn.

Talia And The Capture of Wrath invites young readers to join the four Tobiah brothers as they step through the portal between our world and the magical land of Talia.

When Wyatt Tobiah, the youngest brother, sees a shadowy figure beckoning him through a mirror in the Jenkin’s manor, near his family’s summer home, he doesn’t realize that the figure is his deceased mother.

Now an angel with beautiful feathered wings, she invites her sons to step through the portal located in the mirror and join her in the land of Talia.

Once the boys are safely on the other side, their mother explains to them that “Wyatt is the “Chosen One”—the last hope for saving planet Earth from the destruction wrought on it by careless humans.

Now Wyatt, with the help of his brothers and many other extraordinary friends, must journey through fantastical lands to capture wrath, one of the seven deadly sins. He is then to give it to the Tree of Existence as an offering in return for help from the Tree.

But with evil forces seeking to thwart Wyatt at every turn, will he survive his mission? Or will all of Earth be destroyed?

C.J. Quinn

Thank you for taking the time to check out this review I conducted for Talia and I would like to let you know I was sent a copy of Talia in exchange for this review but the thoughts in this review are all mine and my family. And no, one else.

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates