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FOREVERMAN: Olympus
What kind of man could live for 3,000 years without knowing why he evaded death?
Matt Blacq is that man, destined to wander until the day he sits beside a stranger on a bench in Central Park.
So begins the odyssey that propels Matt Blacq across time and space to discover dangerous secrets buried for three millennia.
FOREVERMAN: Olypmus is the fifth book in the masterful new 6 book series by the internationally acclaimed author, Torsten Krol.
Matt Blacq is that man, destined to wander until the day he sits beside a stranger on a bench in Central Park.
So begins the odyssey that propels Matt Blacq across time and space to discover dangerous secrets buried for three millennia.
FOREVERMAN: Olypmus is the fifth book in the masterful new 6 book series by the internationally acclaimed author, Torsten Krol.
524 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 3, 2018
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October 9, 2018
After Olympus was announced, I thought that the journey will go to the ancient Greece.
Later, during reading part 4 I realised, that I was wrong. Double wrong. Wrong time, wrong place...
So I waited four weeks for the next book and tried to figure out what could happen - but failed again. No one of my ideas was crazy enough.
Olympus is an epic and unbelievable adventure in a location, that I knew from other SF books, but described in a different way.
I was also shocked about some suddenly deaths - the story was like a mix of "Time machine" and "Game of thrones".
I have read this book in only three days in my summer holidays, it was the perfect summer reading.
And finally, there was one thing I figured out - the ending. Yes, I interpreted the title of the sixth part right :-)
Later, during reading part 4 I realised, that I was wrong. Double wrong. Wrong time, wrong place...
So I waited four weeks for the next book and tried to figure out what could happen - but failed again. No one of my ideas was crazy enough.
Olympus is an epic and unbelievable adventure in a location, that I knew from other SF books, but described in a different way.
I was also shocked about some suddenly deaths - the story was like a mix of "Time machine" and "Game of thrones".
I have read this book in only three days in my summer holidays, it was the perfect summer reading.
And finally, there was one thing I figured out - the ending. Yes, I interpreted the title of the sixth part right :-)
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