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Reviewed by Natalie Soine for Readers' Favorite
The Face of God by Brian Ray Brewer is a gripping work of fiction targeted at Christian readers. The narrative revolves around an eclectic cast of characters. The story unfolds at a gala banquet hosted by Armine Quadras, showcasing the controversial contemporary art of Martin Drake. The presence of art critic Peter Bailey and Kimble Gentry, the mayor's assistant for culture and the arts, adds depth to the narrative. However, it is the unexpected philanthropic gesture of billionaire Harry Banks, who offers to fund Father Manoel da Silva's charitable initiatives in Brazil, that sets the story in motion. Banks commissions Martin Drake to create a monumental sculpture of the face of God, with Father Manoel overseeing the project. This proposition introduces a tantalizing twist as Martin navigates the challenges of his artistic endeavor and grapples with personal demons.
Brian Ray Brewer crafts a story that delves into the complexities of art, spirituality, and redemption. The book explores themes of art as a reflection of the human condition, the power of redemption, and the complexities of human relationships. Brewer's vivid descriptions and multifaceted characters make for an engaging and thought-provoking read. While these elements add depth to the story, potential readers should be aware of their presence. In summary, The Face of God is a compelling work of fiction that combines art, spirituality, and personal transformation. Brewer's skillful storytelling and complex characters make it a thought-provoking read for those willing to explore the darker corners of the human soul while seeking redemption.