Suren Fant

A story I enjoyed at the start, mostly because I'm a sucker for stories involving amnesia. However, most of the book was too repetitive and tedious for me. And the ending was somewhat anti-climatic.

I would have given it a 3 rating, but there were far too many awkward phrases and grammatical errors in the book, and too many incorrect words, such as experimenting instead of experiencing, prey instead of pray, or quite instead of quiet. The second half of the book had more instances than the first half, as if someone started proofreading and then gave up. It just became a frustrating effort to even finish the book...… (plus d'informations)

This is a really interesting concept about heaven and hell. Edge of End is about people who have done something bad and they are on the edge of Hell. Will they continue to Hell or will they go back. Jonathan wakes up in the desert not knowing who he is. He sees a town and goes there. It seems vacant but he soon realizes it is full of evil. He meets Malcolm who has half a face and Elizabeth who is in one of the houses. Jonathan must either go into the light to go back to his body or go into a house and go to Hell. Which will he choose. What is his destiny. I'm glad I haven't done anything really bad in my life because I sure wouldn't want to end up in this town. Some of the grammar is a little choppy but that is understandable since English isn't Suren's first language. Not a bad book. I did enjoy it.

I want to thank the author Suren for sending me an electronic version of this book.… (plus d'informations)

This is a really interesting concept about heaven and hell. Edge of End is about people who have done something bad and they are on the edge of Hell. Will they continue to Hell or will they go back. Jonathan wakes up in the desert not knowing who he is. He sees a town and goes there. It seems vacant but he soon realizes it is full of evil. He meets Malcolm who has half a face and Elizabeth who is in one of the houses. Jonathan must either go into the light to go back to his body or go into a house and go to Hell. Which will he choose. What is his destiny. I'm glad I haven't done anything really bad in my life because I sure wouldn't want to end up in this town. Some of the grammar is a little choppy but that is understandable since English isn't Suren's first language. Not a bad book. I did enjoy it.

I want to thank the author Suren for sending me an electronic version of this book.… (plus d'informations)