The Oath by Frank Peretti – Short Review and Thoughts
“The murmur of the bones: As you are, we once were; as we are, you soon will be”
Frank Peretti, The Oath
In Hyde River, people sometimes go missing. But the residents of Hyde River have taken an Oath that they don’t speak of those who go missing or why they may have disappeared.
When a biology professor’s brother is murdered, he must have answers and he will not stop until he finds them.
“‘All this talk about tolerance and understanding. When do I start getting tolerated?’”
Levi Cobb on knowing people avoid him because he’s very religious – Frank Peretti, The Oath
This was a fun read – thrilling, interesting, exactly the kind of books that I’m looking for when I want something “older” that not many other people are reading. I became really emotionally invested in the story and had so much empathy for Levi. Not so much Tracy after a while.
“‘You’re just trying to deal with pain by sticking it in a test tube. That way, it isn’t really yours.’”
Tracy on her and Steve’s discussion of love, Frank Peretti, The Oath
Read on.
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