Until the Mountains Fall Review

If you haven’t already, *run* and get this book pre-ordered!! It releases on Tuesday, 7/2, and is simply  fantastic!!!
Connilyn has done it again and woven a tale that makes it hard to put down. With careful research into the period she writes, she holds fast to Biblical truths while using the gaps to weave her own stories of characters I’ve come to love even if I will never meet them in real life!
This book captivated me from the moment I began reading it. I am normally a person who will bounce between books until I get to the final third of a book, and then I will finish that specific one off (right now I’m in the middle of 3 others). Well, not so with this book! Once I started, I did not even want to pick up any of the other books! I clung to this one and sought out any chance to read that I could find.
While drawing a parallel between a New Testament parable, Connilyn transports us to a time of betrothals, indentured servants, arranged marriages, and cities of refuge for the manslayers. Her imagery is wonderful. I can see the landscape and people as she describes them in her book.
Until the Mountains Fall is a breathtaking tale that will captivate and transport you to another time!

I received a complimentary copy of this book, but was not required to give a review. All opinions are honest and my own.

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