Birth of an Age: The Christ Clone Trilogy Book Two: Amazon.ca: James Beauseigneur: Books

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In Birth of an Age, book two of the Christ Clone Trilogy, the promised catastrophes in the biblical book of Revelation are poured out. Asteroids are on a crash course toward earth, locust-like insects inflict terrible pain on mankind, and a generalized madness infects the world's population, spawning horrific violence. In the midst of these turbulent events, Christopher announces he is the [Messiah], and promises that a new era is about to be ushered in. --Cindy Crosby --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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"In A Word: Brilliant...BeauSeigneur takes you down his path with such precision it makes the incredible seem altogether believable." --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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THE CHINA-INDIA-PAKISTAN WAR lasted only a day but the dead numbered in the hundreds of millions. Read the first page

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5.0 out of 5 stars Only gets better !!!!, May 13 2004

By	Samurai6 (Westchester,New York United States) - See all my reviews

Book two of "The Christ Clone" trilogy is better than the first. The beginning of the end has started and no one knows who to turn to for salvation. Who will stop the tribulations. Who will lead humanity through the horrors sent to them? Is Christopher Goodman the person to do it...or not?

This book contans some of the best written scenes of destruction ever put to paper. As the final plagues hit the Earth James Beauseignuer paints a realistic picture of the gruesome events man faces. These sequences are so vivid they rival anything in the best written horror novels (there is a scence invovling an asteroid that has some of the most gripping writing I've ever read!) The suffering the people go through is palpable. A great setup for the conclusion.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Best of the Rest, April 26 2004

By	"evanj79" (Salem, Oregon United States) - See all my reviews

All I can say is this beats everything out there to dust. Left Behind is nothing compared to Christ Clone Trilogy!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Worthy Follow-up to "IN HIS IMAGE", April 10 2004

By	paul mason "dedarkone" (Barrie On) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Birth of an Age: Book Two of the Christ Clone Trilogy (Mass Market Paperback)

The second part of "The Christ Clone Trilogy" frightened me in its opening chapters. My fear had little to do with its harrowing plot (eerie as it is), and everything to do with my thought process which went; "Oh no 300+ pages of disaster novel peachy". Beauseigneur made me forget my initial impression soon into his second entry into the series allaying my anxiety that it would be nothing but another long apocolyptic narrative that had been done time and again in fiction.

While continuing to chronicle Christopher's career, and detail Decker Hawthorne's life after the disaster the author neatly parralels the story of Revelation in his novel, and even footnotes specific passages significant to the story line. This is not just one long disaster novel though his prose is too fluid so that another fictionalization of Revelation is lifted up into a suspenseful, gripping novel.

Parts of the plot are a little predictable as is inevitable for any reader with a passing knowledge of the bible, but Beauseigneur manages to keep the reader guessing with unexpected plot twists.

The author has included an explanatory note to both volumes, explaining that this is FICTION and happenings in the author's imagination, which should be kept in mind while reading this book. I wouldn't call it blashemous or heritical because it is a novel after all and if there are serious Christians reading this please remember the note at start of books. His explanation of the origins of humanity and speculation of who Christ the Messiah and Yahweh are seem a little far fetched at first but as I continued reading I found them plausible and entertaining as I am sure they were meant to be and this ending building up to the third and climatic volume is what clinched this books worthiness as a second entry in series.
This "Christ Clone Trilogy" I have to recommend to all, you may not find it to your tastes but I highly regret anyone who enjoys reading would regret taking the time to read this trilogy.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Revelation Redux Again, Too
Well, this is a step up from the first book. Here are some of the problems:
The first book, when finished, read like little more than a preface to this one. Read more

Published on Mar 25 2004 by baltimore joe silk

5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant way of telling the story.
I read the book in two days, could not put it down. Being a Left Behind series reader, loved this book. When the drama unfolds you expect one thing and another happens. Read more

Published on Mar 16 2004 by Al Rodrigo

3.0 out of 5 stars Not-so-near miss
I gave this book 3 stars based on it being a novel and NOT any sort of accurate interpretation of end-time political events as depicted in the Bible. Read more

Published on Jan 18 2004 by Barbara

1.0 out of 5 stars In His Image
This was without a doubt the worst book I have ever read.

Published on Dec 5 2003 by Susan Scacciaferro