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5 of 5 stars - Amazon
By Lila L. Pinord "Author of Min's Monster and o... (Port Angeles, WA)
This review is from: Shadow Walk: The Gathering (Perfect Paperback)
Erin Collins has written an epic story about generations of strong women - and their men- carrying us into the
depths of evil: the devil and his vile kingdom. At Tanas Global Lab in the desert of New Mexico, terrible
experiments are carried on, that if known by the general public, they would be horrified. Lucifer himself is
seeking the perfect body of a young lady to mate with and bear him a son who will rule this world, become its
"God".
Somehow, SIR- as he likes to be called- begins to sense that the perfect hybrid is already `out there' and the
frantic search begins. The mother and babe must evade the clutches of the detestable pursuer at all costs.
It's a wonderful, exciting story with shades of The Omen and Rosemary's Baby, but Ms. Collins has made it all
her own. Highly recommended by this reader!
5.0 out of 5 stars A different take on End Of Times
By ellen "ellen in atlanta" (Atlanta, Georgia USA)
This review is from: Shadow Walk: The Gathering (Perfect Paperback)
Erin Collins' debut novel is ambitious and scary...and really good reading.
Imagine Satan was a major player in the government and had been running genetics testing...looking for a
suitable vessel to give birth to...the Antichrist! Yikes!
One of the survivors of genetics testing returns and builds a life with his love...and she gets pregnant...now
enter the Roswell New Mexico incident - supposed alien autopsies...it all is in the mix. Satan's nastiness, alien
mentality, and brilliance - a powerful combination! Ms. Collins spins the story to the true vessel of the
Antichrist and how she came to follow the prophecy. It is chilling.
The ending of this book is not only frightening, it is one of the most spellbinding I've read. End of days stories
have been a point of interest in these really dismal times we are living in...Ms. Collins' spin is unique and
works beautifully in this story.
A great read.
By Lila L. Pinord "Author of Min's Monster and o... (Port Angeles, WA)
This review is from: Shadow Walk: The Gathering (Perfect Paperback)
Erin Collins has written an epic story about generations of strong women - and their men- carrying us into the
depths of evil: the devil and his vile kingdom. At Tanas Global Lab in the desert of New Mexico, terrible
experiments are carried on, that if known by the general public, they would be horrified. Lucifer himself is
seeking the perfect body of a young lady to mate with and bear him a son who will rule this world, become its
"God".
Somehow, SIR- as he likes to be called- begins to sense that the perfect hybrid is already `out there' and the
frantic search begins. The mother and babe must evade the clutches of the detestable pursuer at all costs.
It's a wonderful, exciting story with shades of The Omen and Rosemary's Baby, but Ms. Collins has made it all
her own. Highly recommended by this reader!
5.0 out of 5 stars A different take on End Of Times
By ellen "ellen in atlanta" (Atlanta, Georgia USA)
This review is from: Shadow Walk: The Gathering (Perfect Paperback)
Erin Collins' debut novel is ambitious and scary...and really good reading.
Imagine Satan was a major player in the government and had been running genetics testing...looking for a
suitable vessel to give birth to...the Antichrist! Yikes!
One of the survivors of genetics testing returns and builds a life with his love...and she gets pregnant...now
enter the Roswell New Mexico incident - supposed alien autopsies...it all is in the mix. Satan's nastiness, alien
mentality, and brilliance - a powerful combination! Ms. Collins spins the story to the true vessel of the
Antichrist and how she came to follow the prophecy. It is chilling.
The ending of this book is not only frightening, it is one of the most spellbinding I've read. End of days stories
have been a point of interest in these really dismal times we are living in...Ms. Collins' spin is unique and
works beautifully in this story.
A great read.
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