“The author’s writing is skilled, poetic, and reminiscent of the classical period. The style is allegorical in part, reminiscent of John Bunyan and C.S. Lewis. The novel will appeal to readers who appreciate British wit, the skill of a true wordsmith, and the challenge of metaphysical introspection.” –BlueInk Reviews
“The author weaves the threads of his story deftly and often poetically, shaping phrases with a lilting rhythm that evokes the cadences of storytellers of old and enhances the aura of mystery that surrounds Estillyen and its inhabitants.” –Foreword Reviews
"Divine Choreography of Redemption is beautiful in both its message and the eloquent execution of that message. It's clear that Jefferson is skilled in the craft of writing, particularly when the story weaves through spirited observation and a doctrinal examination, but to be able to do this with liberal doses of humor and make it entertaining requires an altogether higher talent. Readers will find a book that entertains and delights while engaged in a careful dance that leads us on a beautifully intelligent path of reflection." –Readers' Favorite review
"[Divine Choreography of Redemption] captures the underlying drama behind Scripture and the process of bringing it alive and applying it to modern life. No Christian collection should be without this theological examination of spiritual connections, mankind's struggle for balance and redemption, and blend of allegory and metaphysical inspection that leaves readers thinking long after the story's conclusion." –D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
"As all allegories, DIVINE CHOREOGRAPHY OF REDEMPTION is a symbolic search for meaning which the reader unlocks like a puzzle. The brilliance of this novel is Jefferson’s ability as a storyteller. Though deep, there are plenty of fun and humorous scenes that keep the plot moving. Intriguing and thought-provoking, this modern allegory is a must-read." –Kat Kennedy for IndieReader