Hallowed Be Thy Name

Hallowed Be Thy Name

by James Somers

Feeling sure he has finally cracked the secrets of man's evolution, Dr. Trenton Hallowed uses himself as a guinea pig when testing his new Genetic Mutagen. He soon finds himself upon the threshold of unbelievable power. But a vicious beast is waking within him!
“James Somers' pacing and creativity never disappoints!One of my favorite authors!"--Jeremy Robinson, Author: PULSE & INSTINCT

Genres: Science Fiction

ebook

First published March 17, 2009

About the author

James Somers is the author of more than a dozen Sci-fi and Fantasy novels available on Kindle including: The Serpent Kings, Percival Strange, Perdition's Gate, and The Realm Shift Trilogy. He has also written several Bible studies for Kindle including: "What's So Great About Salvation?" and "What Does it Mean to be Born Again?"

Upcoming novels include sequels to The Serpent Kings, Percival Strange, and A World Within; as well as a brand new Fantasy entitled, Fallen.

In addition to writing, James serves as the Pastor of Ozone Baptist Church in Rockwood, Tennessee and also works in Knoxville as a Surgical Technologist. He is married and have five children.

Reviews

[Sergio Alonso Méndez]

La historia está bien, pero el autor exageró en los poderes de Trenton y Samuel. Lástima.

[Michal]

Started as a very nice Jekyll and Hyde kind of a book that was written well and its plot is set in modern time. However, it reads kind of like the Hulk comic book. I liked the begining more than the turn it took later on in the book; The beginning was a bit more believable as something that might happen in the future and a bit after the middle of the book, it just started to feel like I wanted to finish the book only so I could find out what happend eventually, but it dragged on and it was much less eneoyable for me. Maybe I just expected too much after reading the raving reviews... I don't know.

[Tanya]

A Dr Jekyll, Mr. Hyde type story. It reminded me of the Spiderman adventures. Good book.

[Rachel]

OK book, pretty heavy-handed with the Christian message though.

[Alberto]

it's a novel that take place in a science fiction atmosphere where the human research of power and supremacy is redeemed by love