1. The Long Way Home
    Andrew Klavan
    Thomas Nelson / 2011 / Trade Paperback
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    4.6 out of 5 stars for The Long Way Home. View reviews of this product. 13 Reviews
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  1. Erika
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    February 1, 2010
    Erika
    This review was written for The Long Way Home, Homelanders Series #2.
    I read this book together with my 8 year old son, and boy did we enjoy it. This book reads like an episode of some action series, or a great movie. The story line is just so exciting and really makes you not want to stop reading it. We both fell asleep at times wanting not to stop. This is the second book in the Homelander Series, but even though we haven't read the first one, the author does a great job of telling the story that it catches you up really fast. Now there was a little violence in the story line and maybe that is my only complaint, but it really wasn't all that gruesome. It does reference from time to time that the lead person in the story is looking to God to help him get away from the people that are wanting to do him harm, my 8 year old thought that it was "cool" that a super hero trusts God. This book opened up a lot of good conversations in and out of our night time reading. We defintely are going to read the first book and can't wait to read the third book that comes out this November. All in all a great read to enjoy with your older kids together.
  2. Gerald Russell
    Ulysses, PA
    Age: 35-44
    Gender: male
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    Enjoyable read for the whole family.
    October 7, 2010
    Gerald Russell
    Ulysses, PA
    Age: 35-44
    Gender: male
    Quality: 5
    Value: 5
    Meets Expectations: 5
    This review was written for The Long Way Home, Homelanders Series #2.
    The second in the Homelanders series keeps your interest and makes you ready for the third. There is usually a let-down about the second in a trilogy because it has to keep up with the pace of the first without letting the "cat out of the bag" in regards to how it all ends. This author was able to keep the action moving and allows the drama to continue without any slowing down as you near the end. The whole family devoured the first two in this series and we are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the third.
  3. Dotti Head
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    February 15, 2010
    Dotti Head
    This review was written for The Long Way Home, Homelanders Series #2.
    This was a super book. Read the first book in the series-The last thing I remember. Only thing wrong is the third series doesn't come out until Nov of 2010.Very good books .Ccn hardly wait to see what happens as both books leave you in suspence.
  4. Nathan
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    February 10, 2010
    Nathan
    This review was written for The Long Way Home, Homelanders Series #2.
    Book two in the homelanders series is absolutely increible! It takes the intensity that built up during the first book, and ramps it up even more. Charlie manages to meet up with old friends to help him try to clear his name, and figure out who really killed his best friend, all while trying to stay away from the terrorists who kidnapped him in the first book. To read my full review, go to my blog at http://divingdeepernow.blogspot.com/
  5. lauren
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    January 27, 2010
    lauren
    This review was written for The Long Way Home, Homelanders Series #2.
    The Long Way Home by Andrew Klavan is the second book in the Homelanders series which goes further into the year of Charlie Wests life which is a mystery to him. He finds himself being chased by an organization called the Homelanders and also by the police who are looking to place him back in prison for murder. Throughout the book, Charlie questions if he is good or evil, and if he was actually capable of murder. Through past relationships in his life, he begins to piece together the events of his missing year.I found myself completely enthralled by the quest of Charlie to find out what happened during the past year of his life. The book was a quick read, and was correctly marketed to the juvenile market. I also found the presence of American patriotism a positive in this book. In addition to Charlies faith in his country, he also knows the difference between right and wrong; he is steadfast in his beliefs even when faced with teachers who will question and mock his views. This is a great example for the teenagers who may be reading this book. You do not have to merely agree with those who say things that counter your beliefs, rather you can question them in a respectful way, as Charlie did. I cannot wait for the next book in the series which will be coming out in November of 2010. Even though I received this complimentary book as a member of Thomas Nelsons Book Review Blogger program: BOOKsneeze, I will be purchasing the first and last book in the series since the second book left me eager to read more about Charlie.
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