This is a story of a fallen race that destroyed themselves because of their pride and self pity and their refusal to admit they were wrong.
This is a story about a race of giants who had super human strength and intellegence who took great pride in their abilities but they ignored something that was much more important than abilitiesIt was charactor the ability to discern right from wrong and the ability of to sacrifice and most of all the ability to decide who was worthy to follow and who was not worthy to follow. This story starts with them when they were innocent and follows them thru the generations as they degraded into something that behaved worse than animals.
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Reviews for "Age of Arrogance: Legends of the Fallen"
This is a review that a customer of mine gave me. "I am finally reading a fictional story that has more substance in it than most stories. Also it is the type of story that I have not figuered out the ending by the end of Chapter One. This book brings out moral issues that is changing my Christian walk but yet it has action that keeps my attention. While I am reading this fictional book it makes me think of what really did happen to Adam and Eve before and after the fall. Lastly it amazes me how this book is for the religious as well as the non-religious, and I hope to see this book as a movie someday. It is an awesome book."
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