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The Guardian of Heaven: David

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DAVID is the second book of the Guardian of Heaven series - 307 pages. Alone, broken hearted, and targeted for destruction, David runs desparately through the streets of Sacramento until he finds the only being who can preserve his life. Sent by his mother, this powerful guardian whisks David away to a valley surrounded by snow-covered mountains where he finds refuge from his invisible enemy. Here, under the watchful eyes of his new guardian, David grows in stature and wisdom with the help of some very unusual friends. Together, they share a series of hair raising and heart warming experiences until David reaches manhood and finds his way to the core of our chaotic society where he must make decisions that will determine the fate of thousands.

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First published February 16, 2007

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April 30, 2009
David is the very entertaining second book in The Guardian of Heaven series by Mark H. Barratt (www.GuardianofHeaven.com). In David, one of the two witnesses destined to die and be resurrected in the streets of Jerusalem at the end of the age, goes through his late childhood and teenage years. His two closest friends will keep you laughing all the way through the book. Very true to life and a GREAT read!
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May 29, 2008
The Guardian of Heaven series goes on! There will be five installments in this series, and Mark is published through the third one. Again, not the best writing grammatically, but the story line is worthy of consideration.
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July 29, 2008
I enjoy the creative story line and the cliff hanger with each chapter. Some details get a bit laborus.
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August 9, 2009
The second book in the series seemed "dark" but was important to the series of 5 books. I especially liked the last one for the author's ideas regarding the great and final war.
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