Age of Giants - Awakening
Rob Reaser
$2.99 various ebook formats
Reaser Brand Communications
The Nephilim were on the earh in those days - and also afterward-when the sons of God went to the daughters of men and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown.
Genesis 6: 4
Back in August I received an email from a Rob Reaser asking if I would be willing review the novel that's the subject of this post. I had never heard of Mr. Reaser, but the synopsis sounded interesting, not something I'd seen much of before. I replied that I would, but I had about half a dozen other books I had committed to review that were in the queue ahead of his novel. He replied that was fine, he would appreciate the review when I could get to it.
Well, it took a little longer than I had anticipated (my apologies, Rob), but I finished the book yesterday while sick in bed. (No, the book didn't make me sick; being sick allowed me to finish the novel sooner than I thought I would.) I wondered when I agreed to review the book if I was making a mistake, reviewing a first and self-published novel. I'm glad to say I made no mistake.
While very different in style and content from Tisarian's Treasure, this is another example of a well-done ebook independently published by the author.
Rob Reaser
$2.99 various ebook formats
Reaser Brand Communications
The Nephilim were on the earh in those days - and also afterward-when the sons of God went to the daughters of men and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown.
Genesis 6: 4
Back in August I received an email from a Rob Reaser asking if I would be willing review the novel that's the subject of this post. I had never heard of Mr. Reaser, but the synopsis sounded interesting, not something I'd seen much of before. I replied that I would, but I had about half a dozen other books I had committed to review that were in the queue ahead of his novel. He replied that was fine, he would appreciate the review when I could get to it.
Well, it took a little longer than I had anticipated (my apologies, Rob), but I finished the book yesterday while sick in bed. (No, the book didn't make me sick; being sick allowed me to finish the novel sooner than I thought I would.) I wondered when I agreed to review the book if I was making a mistake, reviewing a first and self-published novel. I'm glad to say I made no mistake.
While very different in style and content from Tisarian's Treasure, this is another example of a well-done ebook independently published by the author.
