The Lion, the Lily, and the Lamb (Lions and Lambs Book 3)
- 4.7 out of 5
- 4 ratings
- 262 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13
The story reads as a suspense or thriller with Christian faith and scripture woven into characters’ fear, guilt, and questions about evil, hell, and prayer. Parents should know it also touches horror-like atmosphere—dark basements, monsters, and hell imagery—and plot material about missing children and predators, including a single reference to a child-exploitation ring without graphic sexual detail on the page. Language-wise, strong swearing is not a focus; mild crude insult appears occasionally in tense talk. Violence is more noticeable: injuries, aftermath of assault, and talk of weapons and unsolved violent crimes. No sampled matches support separate flags for profanity-as-swearing, LGBTQ+ themes, or racism in the passages provided.
Reviews first uploaded October 11, 2026 5:33 am. Page updated October 11, 2026 5:33 am.
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Crude Mild
1Crude language is rare; at least one heated exchange includes demeaning name-calling toward an adult who is flustered and apologizing.
Amazon reviews mentioning crude
Specific words
- idiot: 1
Sex Moderate
1Sexual content on the page is minimal, but dialogue once states that an antagonist is linked to a criminal operation that exploits minors sexually, as part of a law-enforcement or investigative storyline rather than depicted abuse.
Specific words
- porno: 1
Violence Moderate
5Physical harm appears in crime and thriller threads: a leg injury with bleeding and exposed bone, blood on clothing after an encounter, a kick to the abdomen, references to shooting and using someone as a target for anger, and an off-page stabbing death mentioned in a case summary.
Amazon reviews mentioning violence
Specific words
- blood: 2
- kick: 1
- punch: 1
- stab: 1
About this book
Don’t mistake innocence for weakness. Four-year-old Rachael Daniels, Val and Susannah’s adopted daughter, isn’t like other children. She has a rare gift that can either heal ― or destroy ― depending on the state of the recipient’s soul. An old adversary arises from the ashes of an earlier conflict, determined to exploit Rachael’s abilities, at any cost, and this time, God asks Susannah for the ultimate sacrifice. Her only recourse lies beyond rational thought, in a place called faith. Read more