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Worlds Without Number: A Story of the Millennium
An age of peace, an artifact of war, and a visit three men will never forget.
The Prince of Peace rules from the New Jerusalem, but the relics of war still survive into His millennial reign. As three friends debate the ultimate destiny of mankind and how much of the past is worth preserving, an unexpected visitor gives each of them an answer that none of them will forget.
The Prince of Peace rules from the New Jerusalem, but the relics of war still survive into His millennial reign. As three friends debate the ultimate destiny of mankind and how much of the past is worth preserving, an unexpected visitor gives each of them an answer that none of them will forget.
20 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 14, 2015
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December 30, 2022
This is not a Christian short story. It is a Mormon, LDS one. With all sorts of doctrinal errors, mixed in with a little Biblical scripture and the book of Mormon. I do not recommend it .
March 7, 2024
Parley and his wife, Eliza, have the most successful farm in their community. The elderly couple invites neighbor Joseph over to their homestead for dinner.
Nephi excavates the nearby ruins. He disturbs the elderly couple, showing them his latest find from the site.
A mysterious man who only goes by the name of Traveler also shows up as well.
Unexplained elements; the stranger’s true identity is way too predictable.
I understand that the author is very religious, but this reads too much like a scripture vs. original thought and composition.
Rather meh, overall. More authentic story and less parable would be helpful. 🤷♂️
Nephi excavates the nearby ruins. He disturbs the elderly couple, showing them his latest find from the site.
A mysterious man who only goes by the name of Traveler also shows up as well.
Unexplained elements; the stranger’s true identity is way too predictable.
I understand that the author is very religious, but this reads too much like a scripture vs. original thought and composition.
Rather meh, overall. More authentic story and less parable would be helpful. 🤷♂️
January 24, 2017
Very good
Very good but to short. Would have liked the story to continue. It was headed in a fun direction and had a great story.
Very good but to short. Would have liked the story to continue. It was headed in a fun direction and had a great story.
February 23, 2022
Thought provoking.
August 28, 2022
A quick read, just not my genre. Not badly written, I just wasnt interested.
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