Dirty Eden
(Note: This novel is nothing like J.A. Redmerski's Darkwoods Trilogy or THE EDGE OF NEVER - do not attempt to read it with those expectations.) Blasphemous. Dark. Humorous. Twisted. Unlike anything you've ever read before. DIRTY EDEN ain't your pastor's book.**C.L. Stegall, author of The Weight...
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(Note: This novel is nothing like J.A. Redmerski's Darkwoods Trilogy or THE EDGE OF NEVER - do not attempt to read it with those expectations.) Blasphemous. Dark. Humorous. Twisted. Unlike anything you've ever read before. DIRTY EDEN ain't your pastor's book.**C.L. Stegall, author of The Weight of Night said: "I absolutely love it when I have not a clue as to what might happen next, and this story has those moments in spades.."**Bob Milne/Beauty in Ruins said: "...this was one of the most original reads I've had the pleasure of experiencing in a long time." and "...an action-filled, suspense-laden, treacherous piece of storytelling..."DESCRIPTION: The Devil gives Norman Reeves an ill-fated mission he has no choice but to accept: Find the center of Eden and reverse the Fall of Man. Thrust into a place called Creation, Norman's task is plagued by unimaginable people and events. He must unravel impossible clues to free the Three Trees and keep himself out of Hell at the same time. On this surreal and humorous journey, Norman discovers many things better left unknown: the shocking secret lives of people close to him and the other unthinkable reason he was brought here. But should Norman fail, like all visitors to Creation, he will forget everyone and everything he has ever known, becoming part of the madness that was once the paradise of Eden.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781475011036 (1475011032)
ASIN: 1475011032
Publish date: March 11th 2012
Publisher: J.A. Redmerski
Pages no: 346
Edition language: English
I've owned this book since 2012 and after reading it I'm really wondering why it took me this long to read it! The ending was somehow both perfect and completely unexpected. Even while reading the ending I didn't quite understand what the hell had just happened until Norman was explaining it. I'm...
This is a book I likely would not have otherwise stumbled upon, had Jessica not sent me a message via Goodreads, and one I likely would have declined to review, had it not been for the previous reviews calling it intelligent, dark-minded, vulgar, and blasphemous. As much as I tend to shy away from b...