Review - Devil's Orchestra

Devil’s Orchestra by Sydney Molare

Genre: (quasi-Christian fiction)

Rating: 8.5 (see Echelon Book Ratings entry for key)

Review by Tavares S. Carney – “the Christian Page Turner”

Devil’s Orchestra – what’s in a name?  The three main characters in this book – Tab, Deva and Juan definitely make up the devil’s orchestra.  These three characters definitely played to the tune of their conductor.  In this case, the devil.  This is a good read for individuals staggering the fence of committing their lives to Christ.  Not for the holier than thou crowd due to explicit language and graphic scenes used by the author to vividly illustrate both the acts of sin and the consequences thereof.

The book tackles issues such as greed, media exploitation and “celebrity status” responsibility.  The author does a good job in delivering a storyline relative to current societal issues.  In a world where people are heavily influenced by media imagery, and while vivid, the examples the author uses communicates a very clear message – We are responsible for the decisions we make in life.  We are responsible for our actions, for which there are either good or bad consequences when it’s all said and done.  The author does a great job of boldly asking – “Who’s side are you on?”

Suggested themes: Never forget where you came from. The price of fame. Whose side are you on? God’s or the devil’s?

Disclaimer:             We do not intend to glorify the devil with review of this book.  The book cover is currently being redesigned.

Book DescriptionThree people at the pinnacle of success ... three old friends who help relive their glorious past ... three paths which intersect by design ... equals a night they will never forget.  Devil's Orchestra.  Whose side are you really playing for?

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