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Logos is a fantastic read that provides an alternative universe take on the story of the creation of the Good News that people know of. What is most intriguing about the story is how the events that occur in Jacob's life come together to help form the basis of that.

Weaknesses of the book mainly came from extensive details for many locations. I often found that the exposition given to detail people, buildings included homes, places, and backstory for minor characters or locations ruined the pacing of the story. For example because of numerous details the book took over 60 pages to finally take off. Then further one finds themself just glancing through many paragraphs waiting for the next big event to occur. Thankfully, because of the time period this is set in there were numerous big events so the writing did at least not feel that it was bogged down or slowed for long periods of time by this exposition.

Otherwise, it is a fantastic read and one that shows the struggle of a man as he is faced with choosing different sides for his religion, as well as his struggle with life as he goes on through the years.