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 The Fall: God's End - Michael McBride
Newest Review: ... it does introduce some innovations of its own. From this alone though I'm sure you'll agree this all sounds misleadingly epic ... more  ... and exciting. How little you know.
The actual meat of the story of The Fall: God's End focusses on a small assortment of survivors as they gradually come to terms with 'the fall.' Eventually coming together amidst its disastrous wake. They are each bound by the curious recurring phrase; "more man tears" and struggle against all the instruments and weapons of God to survive and solve the mystery of it. We are also introduced to two characters obviously fulfilling the saviour and destroyer roles. Think J...more |
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The Fall: God's End
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The Fall: God's End - Michael McBride: God help us. (1473 words)
by - written on 03/02/09 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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Overview The first in a three part series charting the events of an all-out biblical apocalypse by following the survivors in their quest to remain as such. Written by Michael McBride, this is a bloodthirsty horror story unsuitable for children, the elderly... everyone else.. Review Okay let me get this out of the way as soon as possible. This is a bad book. Just how bad I'm incapable of portraying with plain written language. If images help, imagine the experience of having your teeth drilled, but in literary form. Only its a pneumatic drill and they're all out of anaesthetic. Oh and the dentist is some sort of hideous reptile monster. (It'll all ... Read the complete review
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