Winter War by Priscilla Shirer

Two years ago, the Prince Warriors lost one of their own, but now they must stand firm . . . because death is coming once again. In this sequel to Priscilla Shirer’s best-selling trilogy, the Prince Warriors return to Ahoratos to find it bare and dangerous. The Winter War is upon them.

Don't miss all the adventures of the Prince Warriors, perfect for all middle-grade readers! Also available: The Prince Warriors, The Prince Warriors and the Unseen Invasion, The Prince Warriors and the Swords of Rhema, and Unseen: The Prince Warriors 365 Devotional. 

Purchase your copy here

Meet the Author:

Priscilla Shirer is a homemade cinnamon-roll baker, Bible teacher, and bestselling author who didn’t know her books (The Resolution For Women and Fervent) were on The New York Times Best Seller list until somebody else told her. Because who has time to check such things while raising three rapidly growing sons? When she and Jerry, her husband of eighteen years, are not busy leading Going Beyond Ministries, they spend most of their time cleaning up after and trying to satisfy the appetites of these guys. And that is what first drove Priscilla to dream up this fictional story about the very un-fictional topic of spiritual warfare—to help raise up a new generation of Prince Warriors under her roof. And under yours.
 
Gina Detwiler was planning to be a teacher but switched to writing so she wouldn’t have to get up so early in the morning. She is honored and grateful to be given the opportunity to work on The Prince Warriors books with Priscilla Shirer. Her YA fantasy series, Forlorn, which deals with the subject of spiritual battle for older teens, debuts in November 2017.

My Take:
My son has enjoyed this series from the first book.
He read this one in just a  couple of days. This is what he had to say:
"Being a longtime fan of this series I had high hopes for this book. I wasn’t disappointed! It started to introduce new ideas into the world of Ahoratos that brought upon many new ways to take future stories. There were a few things that I wish they would have done differently, or dived deeper into, such as Cassie Cavanaugh. The roads that this book put characters on seems like it could bring upon more journeys in the lives of the Prince Warriors. After I read the third book I was disappointed because it seemed as though one of my favorite series had come to an end, defeating Poneros, discovering who Ruwach is, and them unlocking all their armor, but I was mistaken, it only brought upon more possibilities for future adventures. I am very hopeful for a fifth book to be released. I believe Priscilla Shirer and Gina Detwiler created a captivating journey that will bring old time fans back to the series, while also introducing new ones to the world of Prince Warriors. I give this book five stars."

I was blessed with a copy of this book courtesy of B&H Publishing. I was not asked to review positively. All opinions are my own.