Title: Peretti Hits Another One Out of the Ball Park!
Product review: "The Oath" doesn't waste any time getting into the story. From the first page, we are pulled into the dark and mysterious world of Hyde River. Peretti keeps the action boiling and adds to the story by making it an allegory, which, when revealed, hits readers hard with the power of its message. While some might compain about the "R-rated" violence, it makes the allegorical message all the more potent. The only two faults I could find with the book were that some scenes got a little too sensual, and the ending seemed, to me, a bit of a cop-out.
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