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Genesis Ending
Centuries after the Over King has taken hold on the world we meet Alius. He has the misfortune of being twelve going on thirteen and must decide his fate. Little does he know, but his choice will determine the course of history. Enjoy the second step in the Nalabecian Chronicles in Genesis Ending!
200 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 3, 2018
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N.A. Finlay
2 books6 followersNathan was born in Danville Indiana and raised in that small town. As a child his imagination ran wild with other worlds and battles with fantastic creatures. This creative spirit has spilled into his adulthood. Enjoy this new world and be prepared for a few surprises along the way.
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November 6, 2018
After reading Phusen Noix, the first book in the Nalabecian Chronicles, I was hoping to find out how the story continued in Genesis Ending. Finlay seems to like to put his readers in suspense because not only did I not find out what happened after the end of Phusen Noix, he also ended Genesis Ending with a cliffhanger.
It took me a little while to be completely drawn into the story but about halfway through I started having a harder time putting it down. The author is very talented in being quite descriptive without having it be too much, and you can tell he has spent a lot of time thinking through his surroundings and what they should look like. His characters are multi-layered and complex, but tangible nonetheless.
Finlay knows exactly what he’s doing; getting his readers hooked. Well, it’s working, and I want to find out what happens next. Bring on the next one.
It took me a little while to be completely drawn into the story but about halfway through I started having a harder time putting it down. The author is very talented in being quite descriptive without having it be too much, and you can tell he has spent a lot of time thinking through his surroundings and what they should look like. His characters are multi-layered and complex, but tangible nonetheless.
Finlay knows exactly what he’s doing; getting his readers hooked. Well, it’s working, and I want to find out what happens next. Bring on the next one.
March 1, 2019
Very good book to read. The author uses clear details and keeps you wanting to read more. I definitely recommended this book to everyone!
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