what an excellent novel. listened to the entire thing in under a week. Mason is a classic, stoic leading man. This novel leaves you thinking about your life and what truly matters.
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H. G. Wells meets Mary Shelley
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I don’t usually enjoy science fiction or fantasy but this story felt very original, yet still believable. At times I was reminded of The Time Machine, and at other times Frankenstein came to mind, as Nolte wove a thought provoking tale with plenty of action and intrigue along with studies in human nature and social..
Excellent
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Best I’ve heard in a while. I really wish there was more so write another one Mr. Nolte.
The desire to reincarnate Charlie seemed farfetched. But overall presentation was awesome. Looking forward to Nolte’s next book.
Mr. Nolte has written a story with a vision of Heaven, Hell, and what it is like to live forever.
Perfect Novel
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A creative way of expressing the sadness and frustration of the demise of our world that is occurring before us, using endearing characters that we cared about and villains for whom we wanted to see a rapid end, all without beating us over the head with talking points. The novel resonated so well with me..
What a ride
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Love the story, what a ride it was. To touch upon some great lives and memorable people. Wrapped up nicely. Thanks for the great read.
Best story I’ve read in years. Nolte says it’s the only one he plans to write, and it’s worth many a reread!
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Great characters, very creative. A blend of sci-fi, romance, crime drama, philosophy – a master work.
Please don’t let it be the last. You have the gift of keeping the reader engrossed, and longing for more at the end. Never a clunky note, Write some more, we’re waiting!
filled with proselytizing and poor narration. the events are true and heroic but framed in tabloid worthy writing.