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The Immortal: The Divine Chronicles Prequel
Kindle Edition
Published July 14, 2020
About the author
Rob Radcliffe
74 books17 followersRob Radcliffe was born and raised in Lancashire, England. He is a fiction author and novelist, and newly formed bloggist (it’s catchier than blogger).
He spends the majority of his days with his head in the clouds, sometimes coming back down to earth just long enough to turn those daydreams into stories by actually writing them down.
Rob writes across several genres, ‘lad’ lit (which would be chick-lit’s naughty younger brother), thrillers, and sci-fi.
Despite his appearance in his head shot, Rob does come in colour…and usually with both ears.
Rob’s books are a mixture of coming of age testosterone, action, humour and general silliness. A great place to start would be at the beginning of each book, he feels they work better that way.
He spends the majority of his days with his head in the clouds, sometimes coming back down to earth just long enough to turn those daydreams into stories by actually writing them down.
Rob writes across several genres, ‘lad’ lit (which would be chick-lit’s naughty younger brother), thrillers, and sci-fi.
Despite his appearance in his head shot, Rob does come in colour…and usually with both ears.
Rob’s books are a mixture of coming of age testosterone, action, humour and general silliness. A great place to start would be at the beginning of each book, he feels they work better that way.
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October 22, 2021
Labeled as a prequel to the Divine Chronicles, Immortal is a flowing discovery of the characters and attributes of the Divine. It also centers upon the events in time where pairs or trios of the Divine gather to share experiences and merge attributes.
There are also sections of Immortal that appear in other series books ie: chapter 14, the escape of William Wallace through the selflessness of his friend Big Duncan, and meeting the Crawford Witch, who is actually William’s sister Nessie, an Immortal like himself, who imprisons William for forty years. Both scenes appear in the book two, Divine.
Immortal thus serves as an introduction and guide to the whole Divine Chronicles series. It could be a “must have” for fans.
There are also sections of Immortal that appear in other series books ie: chapter 14, the escape of William Wallace through the selflessness of his friend Big Duncan, and meeting the Crawford Witch, who is actually William’s sister Nessie, an Immortal like himself, who imprisons William for forty years. Both scenes appear in the book two, Divine.
Immortal thus serves as an introduction and guide to the whole Divine Chronicles series. It could be a “must have” for fans.
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