Pw Abbenhaus

Point of Man (Book 2 in the "of Man" series) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the sequel to the bestselling Fabric of Man, the pope has kidnapped a six-year-old boy from his soccer game, causing Dr. Miller and Dolan to spring into action again. The pope is regaining the child he created to determine if he is the clone of Jesus Christ.

Meanwhile, Dolan's protégé, Leary, is on a different mission: to rescue a woman from the United States who is carrying a new clone from the genetic materials on the Spear of Longinus, currently on display in a museum in Vienna. We are invited to follow the Spear as it travels through history, revealing secrets about the great and terrible men whose paths it has crossed.

Point of Man is the fast-paced, intense follow-up novel in P. W. Abbenhaus's Of Man series. Questions will be answeredand raisedwhile the characters attempt to cope with the changes a new world is bringing to their lives and their beliefs, a world where humankind's most polarizing individuals are brought being brought back to life and where shocking revelations will change the fabric of history and religion forever.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: PW Abbenhaus
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370284740
• Artikelnr.: 52910545

Autorenporträt

Thanks for stopping by. If you are here, you want to know some things about me and this book. About me, I am married, have four kids, and a dog. I am, more or less, a serial Midwesterner.

Thanks to everyone who posted a review on either book. I really appreciate it. It was helpful for me, as when someone posted the eBook version was missing words and what not, I reviewed the .pub file and made corrections. It is hit or miss when you upload. Plus, I think the conversion messed up the Word formatting. Either way, I apologize for any remaining omissions, typo's, poor grammar. I am sure my editors are still in therapy for my liberal usage of the English language, however, corralling 100,000 words in the right order is no small task.

I hope you like my books. I loved writing them.

Cheers,
PW Abbenhaus