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Book SynopsisBorn of humanity - Destined to destroy it
Trade Review2015 INDIES BOOK AWARD, SILVER WINNER, HORROR DANTE magazine: Fusing horror, psychology and new age religion, this is a novel that repels as much as it fascinates... definitely not for the squeamish... a world where pornography is mainstream viewing, money is valued above self-respect while goodness hovers near the edge of extinction FLUX magazine: an allegory-laden satire, with impressive character development, twists, and a hefty dose of black comedy... Christopher Ritchie has marked himself out as a rising star in fiction DANTE magazine: Fusing horror, psychology and new age religion, this is a novel that repels as much as it fascinates... definitely not for the squeamish... a world where pornography is mainstream viewing, money is valued above self-respect while goodness hovers near the edge of extinction FLUX magazine: an allegory-laden satire, with impressive character development, twists, and a hefty dose of black comedy... Christopher Ritchie has marked himself out as a rising star in fiction FLUX magazine: "The ordinary is an allegory-laden satire, with impressive character development, twists, and a hefty dose of black comedy."
Table of ContentsChaptersOne - Cowboys and angels Two - Obliterations Three - Young love Four - The numbers game Five - The mighty fall Six - Love conquers all Seven - Question time Eight - Loose with the juice Nine - Strange encounters Ten - The flow of information Eleven - Births, deaths and marriages Twelve - Into the funhouse Thirteen - Comings and goings Fourteen - One last job Fifteen - Love bites Sixteen - Revelations Seventeen - Electric dreams Eighteen - Full circle Epilogue Other fantasy and horror novels
