Book Review: The Final Summit by Andy Andrews

David Ponder is now an older gentleman.  His daughter is grown and has her own family.  David is once again very successful financially, but he is struggling with the death of his precious wife, Ellen.  The feelings of loneliness and heartache are almost too much for David to handle.

Suddenly, Gabriel appears to him. David is ordered to a gathering to help rescue all of humanity from a path of destruction and disaster.  Heroes and heroines from the past join David as they are called upon to discover the solution to getting the world back on track. And the solution is in just two words.

The Final Summit is suspenseful and inspiring.  Once again Andy Andrews uses influential people from the past to assist David Ponder as they work quickly to determine the two word phrase that will hopefully save the world.  King David, Joan of Arc, and President Lincoln are several of the characters that use their life experiences to help decide what message could possibly change the direction of entire world.

This book is interesting, exciting, and suspenseful.  The final message is clear.  Andrews is truly an inspiring writer.  I recommend this book, but suggest reading The Traveler’s Gift prior to reading The Final Summit.  I promise that both books are difficult to put down before the final page.

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