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A well written, fast paced fantasy thriller that is hard to put down. I found the plot and the character development to be excellent. The only flaw with the book is that it kind of leaves you hanging at the end. Hopefully the rest of the trilogy will be published soon. As a piece of visionary fiction, it does make you think. Religions mythology from many different religions is woven into the story seemlessly. Most of...
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The American Constitution dictates separation of church and state. After reading "Waking God", I'm wondering if it's possible. The key word here is 'wondering'. If the intent of this book, and the ones to follow in the series, is to provoke critical thinking, it's a huge success. Calling it provacative is an understatement. It's centered around the 'precipitating event' theory that all that was, or is, has been directed by...
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Well researched and very provocative. An amazing fantasy wrapped around a bit of conspiracy with just a dab of myth. In other words a must read.
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Waking God is a book you want to set a good chunk of uninterupted quality time aside for, and make sure you start early in the day, because once you start reading you will probably not eat or sleep until you are finished. It's that good. The book effortlessly and fluidly transports you to another world. A world filled with wonder, mystery, suspense and danger. Brian Doe and Phil Harris spin a tale of the Gods that may shake...
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I read this book with a bit of apprehension, as it sounded to me like a mockery of Christianity. However, what a wonderful surprise lay ahead of me! WAKING GOD is a book that takes a contemporary setting, throws in a bit of fantasy in a trip around the world in the future, then flashes all the way back to the Garden of Eden, and does it with such smoothness and grace that you hardly know where you are living when you finally...
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