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T. A. Richards or more specifically Terry Allen Richards II, was born in Hartford, CT and graduated from Rockville High School of Vernon, CT. Recently retired from the US Army, Terry is a permanently and completely disabled veteran and feels very blessed to have served. Over the years Terry graduated from Southern California Seminary and has used this education as a private educator and US Army Chaplain. He has written more than seven novels and dozens of short stories as well as graphic novels. T. A. has also won a prominent award for his work with haiku.
Reviewed by Sierra Edelen for Readers' Favorite
Rex, the king of Madai, has gone into Gehenna to get revenge for his father's death, which must be upheld according to the Code of Honor. There he is to fight a demon, though when he returns to his homeland he finds almost nothing is as he left it. Now he must go on a journey to reclaim his kingdom and set things right in his world. He must help right the wrongs created by rulers before him, all while following the will of Yahweh, the mighty creator, as he goes on such a magnificent journey. Along the way, he build his character, forges bonds that will last lifetimes and, of course, falls in love. Will he be able to be the person everyone expects him to be and right the wrongs inflicted? Find out in The Guardian and the King by Terry Richards!
I thought this was a really great book. It was a bit harder to get into, but completely worth it. Once the book starts it is a captivating story with quality writing and a very good plot. It has creative twists at every turn with the perfect amount of action, adventure, love and camaraderie. I loved how it goes into the different friendships and bonds that Rex builds with the people he meets, and how they become his comrades. I absolutely loved how this story comes together. It is amazing, absolutely fantastic. I highly recommend this read.
