Title: Shame on Peretti, a tragic excuse for literature.
Product review: In his first two books Peretti established himself as the definintive voice of fascinating, Christain literature. His characters were colorful, powerful images that created lasting moments for the reader. In The Oath, he has turned his back completley on reality, forcing the reader to swallow the largest stretch of his imagination.Centered around a dragon that embodies sin and its powerful grasp on the modern man, one can only guess at what led Peretti down this path. Having lost the guidance of his brillant angels, this plot drags as slowly as the ooze from the chests of the dragon's victims. Please skip this book and read his other classics. Easily one of the worst I have ever read.
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