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Robbie Cheuvront

Auteur de The Guardian

3 oeuvres 176 utilisateurs 37 critiques 1 Favoris

Œuvres de Robbie Cheuvront

The Guardian (2011) 115 exemplaires
The 13: Fall (2012) 42 exemplaires
THE 13: STAND (2013) 19 exemplaires

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I went into this book hoping for another The Da Vinci Code. The Guardian was good, but not quite what I was looking for, not quite up to the standards I was expecting. The mystery/suspense of finding the lost scroll was really interesting, I was just hoping for a little more historical/religious facts. I did like the intrigue surrounding the Pope and his Cardinals. I actually felt a little sad to think that such corruption exists. I hope it is not like that in real life.

The writing style of the book reminded me of the Left Behind series. At times the dialog seemed a little forced. The characters I was most intrigued by were Hale and the rest of the airplane flight crew. I would have like to seen more of them in the book. I felt the budding romance between Anna and Jason was a little too expected. They both seemed like people who had not had a lot of life experience, and at times their naivety was annoying.

The book was good, but not great. I am glad that I got a free copy of this.


I received this book for free through the goodreads first reads program.
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readingover50 | 32 autres critiques | Jun 11, 2019 |
Ehh ...
How very much I want to say that this is an excellent read, but I just can't. The story, itself, is terrific. The writing is, at times, very mediocre. Just when you begin to believe in a character, the writer(s) takes the character completely out of character. It's frustrating.

One can also tell where one of the writers took over the writing from another. One of the two is pretty talented.
 
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impactwriter | 32 autres critiques | Sep 5, 2018 |
Another excellent book from Robbie Cheuvront and Erik Reed. The story is so thought provoking in showing where this country is headed as we turn farther away from God. Even though the story is fiction, the message is real. Repent, humble ourselves, and turn back to God the Father before He humbles us.
 
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imakittycat | 2 autres critiques | Oct 11, 2015 |
I loved this book! It was such an original story. I like how God used Anna for His purposes even before she became a believer.
 
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Œuvres
3
Membres
176
Popularité
#121,982
Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
37
ISBN
8
Favoris
1

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