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Hell Train
It is often said that "We reap what we sow"
This holds true for several individuals who find themselves fighting for their lives against Gothic creatures who treat humans like garbage.
George Raines finds himself scared for the first time in his life. But does he learn his lesson? Follow his journey into a world that you too may someday face; a world unforgiving of your past sins.
This holds true for several individuals who find themselves fighting for their lives against Gothic creatures who treat humans like garbage.
George Raines finds himself scared for the first time in his life. But does he learn his lesson? Follow his journey into a world that you too may someday face; a world unforgiving of your past sins.
176 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 26, 2012
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September 1, 2013
Loved it
September 23, 2014
This book was given to me for free, it in no way assures a positive review.
Hell Train is very different from Tony's previous work. This work attempts a foray into the spiritual and takes you on a trip into Purgatory when you get to meet demons and see a taste of what may be waiting after death. As a warning book, this novella does a good job letting you know what the author thinks may be waiting on the other side of this world.
I read this one through in a few hours and found it very interesting, I actually found myself wanting to know more and wishing the description had been a little more forthcoming. While this is obviously not fact, Tony does a good job of making Hell a scary place, one in which you certainly do not want to be, even for a minute.
Hell Train is very different from Tony's previous work. This work attempts a foray into the spiritual and takes you on a trip into Purgatory when you get to meet demons and see a taste of what may be waiting after death. As a warning book, this novella does a good job letting you know what the author thinks may be waiting on the other side of this world.
I read this one through in a few hours and found it very interesting, I actually found myself wanting to know more and wishing the description had been a little more forthcoming. While this is obviously not fact, Tony does a good job of making Hell a scary place, one in which you certainly do not want to be, even for a minute.
May 5, 2013
I have read this book and do recommend it. I also shared it with a couple of friends and they too really liked it. The story had me hooked at the start and I did not want to put it down. Once done, I just said WOW..
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