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Fiend The Manifestation (English Edition) Formato Kindle

Edizione Inglese di Phil Bolos (Autore) Formato: Formato Kindle
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Tucked away in the woods of Wisconsin, Larkin is a quiet little town without a care in the world. Until now...

Sheriff Adam Dolton has been having terrifying dreams of a man dressed in black entering and destroying Larkin and killing its inhabitants. Are these just dreams or omens of events to come?

Fiend takes you into a town where two realities are colliding. An evil spirit from another world has come to take his revenge on the innocent, forcing a group of strangers to band together in a desperate attempt to stop this manifestation of evil.

Fiend: The Manifestation has everything you want in a novel; twisted characters, non-stop action, and a gripping plot. It's a page-turner that takes you deep into the mind of the demented. Fiend delivers a story that is not only terrifying, but thought-provoking. It makes you think about life and how your choices might come back to haunt you. The man-in-black is the most frightening of villains; his revolting appearance paired with an unrelenting joy to torment his victims is enough to give you nightmares. You will not be disappointed!
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Phil Bolos is a teacher by day and a writer by night. He grew up with a wild imagination, fueled by the novels of authors such as Stephen King, Ted Dekker, and Frank Perretti. His novels are fast paced and thrilling with an excellent combination of horror and suspense.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00COEH0H6
  • Editore ‏ : ‎ The Writer's Fast Lane Press (16 luglio 2015)
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni file ‏ : ‎ 516 KB
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  • Memo ‏ : ‎ Su Kindle Scribe
  • Lunghezza stampa ‏ : ‎ 300 pagine
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kindlechica
5,0 su 5 stelle Scary good
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 20 agosto 2013
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I like horror books, paranormal, and good ghost stories. I liked the title right away so when I started reading it, knew it would b good.....read the second, and read an intro for the next book.....Yeah can`t wait!!!! Yes I have recommended this book to many that share my likes...
I don't really care for zombie or vampire/werewolf stories so I hope u don't go in that direction......Keep up the good writing.
I am also from Joliet,Illinois ( born and raised) but now live in Los Angeles,Vs for the past 30 yrs
Thank you Philip Books
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Patricia A. Guthrie
4,0 su 5 stelle Fiend, truly an "Angel of Death"
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 29 gennaio 2012
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Fiend, the Manifestation
By
Phil Bolos
Reviewed by Patricia A. Guthrie
Barian, the Angel of Death

Thomas, Isaac, Emily, Rose, Neil, Joseph and Katy, seven common citizens who represent: love, hate, strength, weakness, faith, protector and hope, live in a perpetual comatosed state. Only one need survive to keep the monster, Barian, from showing his evil head and blue bow tie in Larkin, a sleepy little town where he plans to begin the destruction of the world. But, he's sure none will live through what he has planned for them.

But why them? Why did these symbols end up in comas? Why do they live in two states: a coma in the hospital and in a world of monsters with the Angel of Death ever-so-slowly coming after them, picking them off one-by-one?

And why is Adam, the sheriff of Larkin, a town where nothing, except an occasional drunk or traffic violator, having nightmares like he has never experienced before?

Who is this woman who appears to Adam telling him about grisly horrific deeds from the eleventh century that left a community decimated? About a monster with a blue tie who wants justice today. Only Adam sees her, and only Adam hears her tale.

The only way she can help is if one of the seven can give her a name, an antithesis of "The Angel of Death." The name must be "all that is good and just in the world."

The seven face chambers of sand with no apparent doors, until the sand moves. They end up in rooms filled with clear flowing wa. . . acid, a torture chamber and rooms with monsters of different sizes and proportions. Each one, guided by Barian, bent to destroy all seven.

This story is nightmarish on a fright scale of nine. It will keep the reader on the edge of his and her seat, reading all night, if that's what it takes to finish part one of what will be a trilogy of evil. Comparisons to authors Dean Koontz and Stephen King come to mind, but there is no comparison. Phil Bolos is his own author, his own imagination.

Aside from a few editorial gitches, here and there the story had few gaffes. It paced well, hopping between the real, sleepy world of Larkin and a nightmare of a comatosed hell.

If you love horror and mystery mixing good with evil, if you love getting to know the characters and worrying about them, you will love Fiend, the Manifestation. Or--The Angel of Death.

Reviewed by
Patricia A. Guthrie, author of:
Waterlilies Over My Grave
In the Arms of the Enemy
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Will
3,0 su 5 stelle Promising author
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 17 ottobre 2013
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I read through this book and immediately recognized it as the work of a new author. Overall the writing is good, with a lot of room for improvement but I believe Phil Bolos has a good chance at becoming a really good writer. I do think (as with many authors these days) that he should find a new editor. This book is plagued with spelling and grammar errors, so if these kinds of things bother you this may not be a good read. I did have a hard time keeping my train of thought every time I ran into a sentence fragment or a misused or misspelled word. Regardless, I blame the publisher in these cases and not the author (though a little F7 action would work wonders). In the end, I enjoyed the book enough to purchase the second one which I am currently reading. If you like new authors, give this once a chance but be prepared for a work that is a little rough around the edges.
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Evin
2,0 su 5 stelle Ho-Hum Yarn
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 14 ottobre 2014
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I remember seeing the trailers for a movie once when I was younger. The premise seemed funny enough – a guy lives his everyday life going around not realizing that he's the subject of a hugely popular TV show. The previews made it look like it was going to be a funny movie. And what did I get when I went and saw it? The Truman Show.

I felt a little bit of the same kind of switcheroo with this book. From reading the preview, I thought I was going to get the story of a small town cop trying to stop an evil demigod from ripping his town to pieces. Instead I got something a little different.

“Tucked away in the woods of Wisconsin, Larkin is a quiet little town without a care in the world. Until now...

Sheriff Adam Dolton has been having terrifying dreams of a man dressed in black entering and destroying Larkin and killing its inhabitants. Are these just dreams or omens of events to come?

Fiend takes you into a town where two realities are colliding. An evil spirit from another world has come to take his revenge on the innocent, forcing a group of strangers to band together in a desperate attempt to stop this manifestation of evil.”

That's the Amazon description on Amazon, which sounds pretty much like what I just described. Well that's maybe a quarter of the book. The other three quarters pits a group of strangers in a dream world against the monster as they try to survive and find a way to free themselves from the nightmare world they're trapped in.

Now that could be okay, though I've always been much more of a Friday the 13th fan vs. A Nightmare on Elm Street fan. Secondly, nothing really leads me to believe that what I read in the preview would be different than what I thought it would be.

That said, the writing is good. It's generally tight and keeps things moving. For the most part the descriptions are clear and the characters – though many of them are defined by a secret they hold – are distinctive enough to keep apart. One caveat about the characters is that I did not feel like I was given a real good sense of their personalities beyond that. They felt a bit lacking in terms of quirks, mannerism, or style of speech, which stopped me from really identifying with many of characters. Furthermore, they spend so much time running for their lives that there is not much time for them to develop into more.

The pacing is decent and there's certainly no shortage of action, though as I just said, that comes at the expense of other aspects. The problem with it is that I did not find any of it particularly scary. A lot of time is spent fighting monsters of one sort or another that the villain sends after the people, but again they were not described quite gruesomely enough for me. This is certainly a matter of taste I realize, but for me, it was not scary.

I think my main issue for this book is the plot. The bones of it are not bad, but I felt like the whole dream world sequence could have been held to about 30-40 pages. Kill the minor characters “off page” get to the heart of what the villain is after and move the plot back to the originally hinted at plot line. Instead, the ending feels kind of rushed as the author scrambled to get the cop to realize what was happening and get him to convince another key plot member that he was right (which felt rushed too).

Finally, the dialogue is only okay. As above the main characters don't have a ton to differentiate them in terms of speech or mannerisms, but it wasn't the end of the world. The villains felt creakier – almost like a comic book with a lot of “foolish mortal” kind of talk. While his origins kind of allow for the type of speech he displays, it still felt a unsatisfying.

All of that said, there is a sequel I have yet to read, and perhaps it'll be more in line with what I was expecting out of the first book. Since Book 1 is only $0.99 at the time of this review, I'm not too put out by this book not being what I expected. At 300 pages though, it's not a short book by any means, and some may wonder if the additional time investment will be worth it. We'll have to see...

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5,0 su 5 stelle Beware the power of the people!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 16 novembre 2013
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Fast paced horror and awesome story line.

This Fiend was created by the power of the people and kills people who have not made life altering changes to avoid something catastrophic.

This is my first time with this author and I am looking forward to reading his other books.
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