A mother's last words, a father's final message, and a strange painting: Michael Kent-Hughes faces personal tragedy, one that leads to long-lasting damage to the relationship with his youngest child, Prince Thomas. As the young boy grows to adulthood and the estrangement from his father continues, he finds his own way in life. But in the boy's hands and heart will lie the future of the kingdom. Dancing Prince is the moving conclusion of the Dancing Priest series. "At least a dozen times, I had to stop reading for a moment to control the tears. The story is that gripping, that real." "I found myself not wanting to end. There was so much imagery and amazing detail in the story. As an artist, I was amazed at how accurately he understood us." "In turns suspenseful and heartwarming, has all the qualities of those classic tales that stay with you for the long journey. These characters become friends and fellow sojourners, making their way into a reader's heart and encouraging a deeper faith - one that has hands and feet. We all need such role models as Michael and Sarah Kent-Hughes." "Read any way you can: Kindle, Nook, paper. Be prepared to leave long blocks of time to read. Guaranteed. Be prepared to be captured with this story." "With , it is such a joy to be back in this world, which is so well-rendered it could qualify as alternate history. And no one writes a crowd scene like Glynn Young." "Themes of redemption, restoration, courage, and community run deep through the lines of . Once again, Glynn Young exceeds readers' hopes, showing a main character in Michael Kent-Hughes who continues to mature in his faith and leadership." "In , Glynn Young continues to weave a great story with stirring characters and plot lines that anticipate the headlines. This book gives him a chance to give more backstory to some familiar characters while moving our principals, Michael and Sarah, forward into their new roles. I only wish book 5 was already out!" "It's 3 am but I just finished reading a wonderful book that I couldn't put down, the fourth book in the series by Glynn Young, entitled, . Wow, it lived up to the greatness of the prior three books."