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Old 04-07-2006, 08:43 PM   #16
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I guess it may help if I said more.

I realize some of you didn't get hooked on The Shadow God Prologue and I would agree. When I first read the book I didn't appreciate the Prologue.

Anyway, when you began to read the first chapter it is gripping. I will asked Aaron if I can post more of his book. Also, selling 2,550 copies is no joke for a self published book and he didn't do a great job of promoting himself.

Furthermore, I would like to share some other tidbits about the book. It deals with Cain and Able and the first murder. Also, the final scene involves a fantasy twist that anyone fantasy lover would appreciate. It has a dragon and I am not telling anymore.

I just wish one person would read this book. It has its flaws but it is a good book and after noticing what a lot of readers/writers on this forum like, I know many of you would like this book.

I can't give up on this book.
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Old 04-14-2006, 08:08 PM   #17
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i do want to read it, only problem, im 15, so i need my parents credit card, and inturn that needs money on it.

as soon as i can convinve my parents, i will buy it, read it and reveiw it
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Old 06-23-2006, 08:13 PM   #18
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I read books for the concepts and interesting stories that make me think.

I would much rather read a novel that is short on writing technique, but great in concept than to read a novel strong in writing and boring in concept.
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