The Deceivers

Plot

Demons, insecurity, faith and forgiveness are all composed in this single, short book. 'The Decievers' written by Josh McDowell and Bob Hostetler, follows the stories of two teenagers trying to fit in, but not going about it the right way. One boy, Ryan, tries to fit in by breading into a store while Sarah does a perfect routine during tryouts for sheerleading. Meanwhile, a band of demons tries to tempt them into believing lies and getting them into trouble, even with the police. This book is relevant for any teen and wil encourage them in their spiritual walk with God.
This book is exciting and keeps your attention from beginning to end. The length makes if an ideal read for those who aren't into reading and shy away from thicker books. While you read, you bounce between the human world and the world of demons where Ratsbane, the lead demon, attempts to teach a crowd of unruly students in the ways of decieving humans. In the book he says, 'Whatever you do, keep them from responding to the truth. Keep them from experiencing the transforming power if the Enemy's love.'
By reading this book, your relationship with God can be significantly strengthened. Every once in a while, there's an educational part of the book where the authors talk to the reader directly. They explain more about what's going on in the characters' lives and how it applies to us today. Statistics are added to reinforce their views such as the fact that people who don't have solid Christian beliefs are 200 percent more likely to steal or physically hut someone, 300 percent more likely to use illegal substances and 600 percent more likely to attempt to end their life.
These reasons and others make this book and ideal one for teens. You will be taught how to really live and how much God cares for you. True to life circumstances make it easy to apply them to your own troubles. Be ready to read and enjoy a captivating and helpful book!!