A Time to See A. J. Berea

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: U.S.A.; Las Vegas, NV; 2020Description: 300tr; paperback, illustration; 21 cmISBN:

9781654488291

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823.3
B487-A11

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Summary: In the dead of sleep, they whisper to Ryah, show him things no one else can see. Darkness and light. A divided kingdom. An ancient evil that hides in the shadows and seduces the human race. With each passing day, he gets pulled deeper into a worldwide conspiracy that mimics the visions he has at night. In a world where lies and deception are virtues, Ryah must dig out the buried truth, repulsive as it may be. Even as the veil is lifted from his eyes, he still has a choice to make: believe or not believe. Heartbreak, terror, love, life, and death seen through the eyes of memorable characters that will draw you into their world. The novel walks the line between reality and allegory in a way that is both beautiful and frightening.

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In the dead of sleep, they whisper to Ryah, show him things no one else can see. Darkness and light. A divided kingdom. An ancient evil that hides in the shadows and seduces the human race. With each passing day, he gets pulled deeper into a worldwide conspiracy that mimics the visions he has at night. In a world where lies and deception are virtues, Ryah must dig out the buried truth, repulsive as it may be. Even as the veil is lifted from his eyes, he still has a choice to make: believe or not believe. Heartbreak, terror, love, life, and death seen through the eyes of memorable characters that will draw you into their world. The novel walks the line between reality and allegory in a way that is both beautiful and frightening.

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