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Between Heaven and Hell
An Impossible Sight…Paramedic Daniel Cho sees something that can't be a man with a steering column impaled through his chest walking away from the wreck.An Ancient Conspiracy…Joining forces with blogger Susan Richardson, Daniel learns a startling real flesh and blood immortals calling themselves angels and demons have lived among us since prehistory.A Deadly Chase…Aided by a paranormal-obsessed Vietnam vet and hounded by the FBI, can Daniel and Susan bring the truth to light before the demons silence them permanently?
246 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 18, 2011
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July 10, 2011
I don't normally write reviews. But I'm compelled to write one this time. You see I have a long history with The Unification Chronicles. I first read this series in 2005 when it was short story and when it was serialized fiction. Whenever Jeff improves upon his story I must read it. This is the best version yet! Jeff has taken this story and these beloved characters to amazing heights. The characters are well rounded and I can understand the choices they've made. It was wonderful reconnecting with old, familiar characters but the introduction to new characters was a joy too! Revelation is fast paced and well written. Jeff and his editor are pros so you can rest assured this book is not riddled full of errors or any of the other negatives you come to tolerate and expect in indie ebooks.
As a geek, I love Jeff's use of tech in this story. Especially since it's very relatable. It's tech we use on a regular basis. Tech has always played a role in the Unification Chronicles but he really outdid himself this time. Jeff is also very, very good at action sequences. There is no shortage of it. However, it's all very believable despite this book being about angels and demons.
For those who have read The Unification Chronicles before and you are on the fence about reading it again let me reassure you it's like nothing you've read before. There are familiar parts that you already know. However, there are so many new things in this book that it's a completely new book. You could say to me that you've already read The Unification Chronicles and I could say, "No, you haven't." It's just that different.
I highly recommend Between Heaven and Hell: Revelation! Buy it and you can thank me later.
As a geek, I love Jeff's use of tech in this story. Especially since it's very relatable. It's tech we use on a regular basis. Tech has always played a role in the Unification Chronicles but he really outdid himself this time. Jeff is also very, very good at action sequences. There is no shortage of it. However, it's all very believable despite this book being about angels and demons.
For those who have read The Unification Chronicles before and you are on the fence about reading it again let me reassure you it's like nothing you've read before. There are familiar parts that you already know. However, there are so many new things in this book that it's a completely new book. You could say to me that you've already read The Unification Chronicles and I could say, "No, you haven't." It's just that different.
I highly recommend Between Heaven and Hell: Revelation! Buy it and you can thank me later.
March 27, 2025
A pretty self contained book that manages to tell a complete story that extends all the way to angels and demons. I was entertained and I appreciated that the author didn't drag it out for a 10 part series.
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