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Winner 2016 Readers' Favourite Award for Epic Fantasy
Winner 2015 LYRA Awards for Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Winner 2015 CIPA EVVY Award for Fiction/Fantasy
Winner 2015 Beverly Hills Book Award for Fantasy
Winner 2016 Audible Best Fantasy Audiobook
Runner-up 2016 IPPY Awards and 2015 Great Midwest Book Festival for Sci-Fi/Fantasy
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Why read it?
1 author picked Dawn of Wonder as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Jonathan makes me want to be friends with both him and his characters.
I found in Dawn of Wonder a truly unique world that challenges me to write better. I have struggled to find the desire to read, but his work awoke a certain hunger in me that I haven't felt in quite a while.
Most importantly for me is the clear presence of Christ.
I highly recommend his lush creation. It is great fantasy fare made better by the recognition of his own Creator.
From Colton's list on fantasy authors that reveal Christ in their work.
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