The Shock of Night (The Darkwater Saga Book #1)

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The Shock of Night (The Darkwater Saga Book #1)

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This product had a total of 183 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 4 2020.

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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I was not sure at first would like the sequence of build ups to the main character but found i could not put the book down 13 of the way throughgood read

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Carrs plot is only surpassed by his character development

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So my mind tends to wander when i pick up a fantasy book which is what unfortunately happened with the shock of night

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It had nothing at all to do with the authors work just my lack of attention span for this novel

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Just because tolkien loved to make up his own names doesnt necessarily mean every other fantasy writer should do the same thing

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A christian man wrote it but i agree the church in carrs story is not a whole reflection of christs followers

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This is a fantasy world so while you might see a little bit of allegory its not intended to be a blatant copy of the christian church

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But you shouldnt need a short story to fill in gaps that the book itself is missing

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