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Avatar Dawn
Book: Avatar Dawn
Written by: Michael C. Haldas
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5

Avatar Dawn
Rating: 5 / 5
Being an avid reader of mystery novels by such Authors as Patricia Cromwell, Virginia Lanier, Tom Clancy, and Wilbur Smith, I was dubious when I first read the description of Avatar Dawn. How could one tie history, the mystical, religion, and everyday life into a well-delivered mystery? It took very little time to become so engrossed in the story that I simply lost track of time. At the turn of every page, I simply had to continue to a breaking point so that I could pick up the next day. The explosive drama, which continued to unfold right up to the very end, was as gripping as any that I have ever read. The breaking point never came. I read the entire book before I could part with it. Michael Haldas has a brilliant future ahead if he can continue this level of suspense.


Great suspense, fascinating idea, solid theme
Rating: 5 / 5
I've read hundreds of novels from the suspense/thriller/fantasy genres over the years,... Some of the elements I look for: brisk pace, strong characters, compelling concept, and something to think about after the adrenalin subsides.

I can definitely say that Avatar Dawn satisfied all those requirements and then some. Haldas starts with the kernal of human evil and weaves a tale covering thousands of years and encompassing nearly all of history in a grand plot. I've often found that authors who attempt such an epic scope (especially on a first attempt) aren't able to carry it through to an ending worthy of the setup, but in this case the intense buildup reaches a climax worthy of the wait.

One I almost forgot - the best indicator of a great read is that you just can't put it down. I devoured this collection of 570 pages or so in less than 48 hours, losing a lot of sleep in the process. Yep, it was worth it :)




Be Prepared to Skip Work: You Can't Put It Down!
Rating: 5 / 5
Haldas has created a well-crafted thriller, with characters that jump off the page and straight into your fast-beating heart. I found myself rooting for several of the characters and lookng for a rock to hurl at others. This novel has a unique blend of realism and fantasy, and both play off each other. This work will challenge your moral and intellectual base and stretch your emotions to their limit. I was unable to stop once I started, and I can only say that while I anticipated each chapter, I was unable to guess how it would all come together at the end.
Am I wrong or am I seeing "sequel?" I hope so!


 
 
 



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