Historical Fiction & Science Fiction Blend
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In ancient times, humanity struggled for survival and grappled with their purpose of existence. One extended family traverses generations through ARAM, ISHTAR, and NEB in a world of wild beasts, craven spirits, and noble souls—while a wider universe looks on.
Generations later, in the first century AD, Aram’s descendant, Georgios must battle a world of dark secrets, deceptive promises, and hope renewed. Four hundred years later, Georgios’ descendant, Melchior, discovers that his vengeance is not as powerful as God’s plans inMelchior—Vengeance Is Mine.
Neb the Great was raised to conquer and conquer he did until he met a woman who challenged his heart and enslaved him in a way he never thought possible. From their union is born two sons, one who would change the course of history by becoming the father of a new generation which would lead to the birth of Aram, while the other would descend into further corruption by embracing his grandfather’s name and his gods.
Professional Reviews
Classic Good vs Evil!
NEB THE GREAT: SHADOWS OF THE PAST by A. K. Frailey is another exciting inspirational Historical Fiction. The third and final installment of "The Deliverance" Trilogy. Again, this can be read as a stand alone, but I would suggest reading the other two first. In "Neb the Great: Shadows of the Past" the author gives the reader more depth,details and background into the clans. She shows the reader how two sons was born of Neb the Great's union, one who chooses to carry the clan into a new generation, where Aram is born. The other chooses his grandfather's gods and name, and descends further into corruption. A classic good vs evil scenario. Well written. Fast paced and adventure filled. Readers both young and old will enjoy "The Deliverance" Trilogy. I truly recommend reading all three in this amazing trilogy. The characters come to life on the pages. A must read! Received for an honest review from the publicist and/or author.
RATING: 4
HEAT RATING: SWEET
REVIEWED BY: AprilR, Courtesy of My Book Addiction and More
Great book on the ageless battle of good vs evil
Normally the conclusion of a trilogy only seeks to tie up loose ends and answer the questions of the fate of the characters. Neb the Great provides the background to the events in the first two books of the set. It does much more than just satisfy the curiosity, it gives depth and increased meaning to the thoughts and hearts of the characters. The characters become even more alive in this final installation. Younger readers can enjoy the books on their own level while more mature readers will appreciate the deeper references to the meaning of good and evil in the world. The book is fast paced and flows easily. I generally do not read fiction, but I recommend this trilogy without reservation to anyone.
Based on the memoirs of a Pearl Harbor survivor. Letters from two pen pals take the reader on a journey into the past, a past where nightmares came true, and when hatred reigned.
Ireland 1947. Seven weeks of relentless snow. Guard Eamon Foley is searching for a missing child.
At Toby Appleyard’s farm, he discovers the kitchen littered with dead cats. And the skeletal remains of a woman. Upstairs, Toby is dead in his bed.
Ireland 1967. The Summer of love. Or was it?
A holiday weekend. Amazing weather. American student Dakota Lacey is hiking around Kerry.
But there’s a sinister, dark side to the atmosphere. Lone female hikers are being brutally attacked.
