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The Wanderer, Volume 2: Godsend Series - Book 1, Volume 2
The Second Section of the The Book One of the Godsend Series.
Da'e/Kirk continues to find out who he is and what is going on with him.
What do two alien races, planet Earth, memory lost, secret organizations, angels, magic, demons, space flight, spirits, and the hope of all mankind have in common? His name is Da'e but on Earth he is known as Kirk Alexander Doyle. Sent to Earth on a secret mission to save Earth from within, Da'e is captured and his memory is wiped. His handlers have been trying to contact him for years with no result.
The United Earth Bureau of Investigation is out to capture him. The leader of an opposing Alien race wants him dead. Kirk is just trying to understand why he has all these powers that make him different from everyone else.
Follow Da'e in his adventures in this second section of the introduction to the Godsend Series.
Da'e/Kirk continues to find out who he is and what is going on with him.
What do two alien races, planet Earth, memory lost, secret organizations, angels, magic, demons, space flight, spirits, and the hope of all mankind have in common? His name is Da'e but on Earth he is known as Kirk Alexander Doyle. Sent to Earth on a secret mission to save Earth from within, Da'e is captured and his memory is wiped. His handlers have been trying to contact him for years with no result.
The United Earth Bureau of Investigation is out to capture him. The leader of an opposing Alien race wants him dead. Kirk is just trying to understand why he has all these powers that make him different from everyone else.
Follow Da'e in his adventures in this second section of the introduction to the Godsend Series.
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October 24, 2015
The premise of this book drew me right in. I mean who wouldn’t want to read about aliens, a secret mission to save Earth, and a hero without a memory.
Synopsis (from the author): What do two alien races, planet Earth, memory lost, secret organizations, angels, magic, demons, space flight, spirits and the hope of all mankind have in common?
His name is D`ae but on Earth he is known as Kirk Alexander Doyle. Sent to earth on a secret mission to save Earth from with in D`ae is captured and his memory is wiped. His handlers have been trying to contact him for years with no result. The United Earth Bureau of Investigation is out to capture him. The leader of an opposing Alien race wants him dead. Kirk is just trying to understand why he has all these powers that make him different from everyone else.
What I liked: D’ae or Kirk, depending on who he is at any moment, was an interesting character. Part angel, part mystery, he wanders through Earth trying to escape the Earth authorities that want to capture him. His adventures and interactions with the humans were entertaining and inspiring. Even his attempt to rescue the women captured for the aliens was a selfless act. The story itself was an interesting mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and thriller and kept me interested until the end.
What I didn’t like: The story had multiple POVs, which made it a bit difficult to follow at times. I also thought it could have used some additional editing and the writing could have been tighter.
Overall impression: The Wanderer: Book One of the Godsend Series: Section One was an entertaining read. I liked the characters, the storyline, and the action of the book. I think it needs some additional editing and it would be an excellent read.
My rating: 4 Stars
Synopsis (from the author): What do two alien races, planet Earth, memory lost, secret organizations, angels, magic, demons, space flight, spirits and the hope of all mankind have in common?
His name is D`ae but on Earth he is known as Kirk Alexander Doyle. Sent to earth on a secret mission to save Earth from with in D`ae is captured and his memory is wiped. His handlers have been trying to contact him for years with no result. The United Earth Bureau of Investigation is out to capture him. The leader of an opposing Alien race wants him dead. Kirk is just trying to understand why he has all these powers that make him different from everyone else.
What I liked: D’ae or Kirk, depending on who he is at any moment, was an interesting character. Part angel, part mystery, he wanders through Earth trying to escape the Earth authorities that want to capture him. His adventures and interactions with the humans were entertaining and inspiring. Even his attempt to rescue the women captured for the aliens was a selfless act. The story itself was an interesting mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and thriller and kept me interested until the end.
What I didn’t like: The story had multiple POVs, which made it a bit difficult to follow at times. I also thought it could have used some additional editing and the writing could have been tighter.
Overall impression: The Wanderer: Book One of the Godsend Series: Section One was an entertaining read. I liked the characters, the storyline, and the action of the book. I think it needs some additional editing and it would be an excellent read.
My rating: 4 Stars
October 30, 2015
Interesting read full of ingenuity. Although a bit confusing at times I really did enjoy this book.Kirk Alexander Doyle is not who he seems to be. Some say angel, some say he is wanted and the name is Da'e, but all say he is the wanderer. Whatever he really may have to wait for the next installment of this book. You will find bad guys, good guys and plenty of danger as Da'e is on the run trying to help others before he is captured.
July 15, 2019
Short, too many POV'S and a bit confusing. Cool MC with a fun plot, just too many unnecessary info from other characters. Debating whether to read book two.
October 30, 2015
D`ae also known as Kirk Alexander Doyle is back and readers are going to find his journey strange. interesting and compelling as his secret past is revealed when he re-meets Tory and her dad, I don't want to give away secrets but will just say this story has twists and ,turns that are well worth examining. You don't have to read part one, but it is worth the journey, as is part two. The author has a great writing style and an excellent way of bringing conversations alive in the story.
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