The spine-chilling third installment in Wilson's Jerusalem's Undead Trilogy! Ever since the supernatural Collectors escaped their ancient burial chambers in modern-day Israel, Gina Lazarescu's life has been in danger. She knows she can't defeat such terrifying enemies on her own. Will the combined power of Those Who Resist be enough to save her? 416 pages, softcover from Nelson.

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Review 1 for Valley of Bones, Jerusalem Undead Trilogy Series #3

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5 out of 5

Creative, clever, and fascinating

Date:November 21, 2010

Jill Williamson

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Location:Oregon

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Review by Jill Williamson

I’ve been waiting and waiting for this one. It’s all coming down to one fierce battle in Valley of Bones, the third installment of Eric Wilson’s Jerusalem’s Dead trilogy. Gina is reunited with her long lost love and gets to meet another family member she hasn’t seen in years. Natira and the Akeldama Collectors are working hard to destroy all the Nistarim, but Cal’s secret weapon is something they didn’t consider.

A Christian vampire trilogy. That’s what best-selling author Eric Wilson created with his Jerusalem’s Dead books. I found all three creative, clever, and fascinating. This third book tied up all the mystery created in books one and two. The final battle was awesome in my mind, though I’d love to see it on the big screen. If you like vampire stories, biblical history, archaeology, and suspense, you must check out this series. If you’ve already read books one and two? What are you waiting for? Pick up book three asap, because it’s an awesome conclusion to the series.

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Review 2 for Valley of Bones, Jerusalem Undead Trilogy Series #3

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5 out of 5

Date:May 4, 2010

Josh Olds

All epics must have their conclusion. At some point the story must come crashing to a close. And with Valley of Bones, we have the bittersweet conclusion to not just the Jerusalems Undead trilogy, but to all of Eric Wilsons storylines as a whole. Since the time of the Nazarene, two groups of immortals The Collectors and the Nistarim have waged a spiritual chess game for humanity. And now the board is set, the pieces are in place, and the race to start or stop Final Vengeance has begun.Rasputin, a Russian mystic infested by a legion of Collectors, had once prophesied that a Black King would usher in this Final Vengeance. Natira, leader of the Akeldama Cluster, is convinced that he is that Black King. He must only find an ancient artifact hidden by Rasputin in order for the games to begin. But the Nistarim have their own secret weapon. For the first time in history, the combined forces of the Collectors and Nistarim collide in one valley in a battle of Biblical proportions. And we are all witnesses to that encounter.Eric Wilson is the master of the meta-arc. Story and character arcs intersect and overlap to form a cohesive whole that finds itself all tied up with Valley of Bones epic conclusion. Those unfamiliar with Wilsons work outside of the Jerusalems Undead trilogy will not suffer from not having read his previous novels, but if they have it will open them to the true depths of the story he has created.More than any other author today, Wilson undergirds his writing with solid theological imagery, speaking in metaphor, symbol, and Story to convey the Truth the truth that Life comes only through the blood of Yeshua the Nazarene. His masterful grasp of theology is evident as he weaves in his theological concepts in a way that only increases the storys suspense and tension.Valley of Bones is the apex of that story. You cant read it and not come away changed. And thats precisely the point.

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