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"Blood of Eden" by Ken Policard is a tale of the faithful and the fallen and of the wager between God and the devil that sets human existence in the unknowing hands of the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. The story blends the lives of people that - either, by fate or by providence - come together to track a serial killer that has been at large for 33 years. Leading the case is FBI Agent Mas, who staggers along a blind trail, lacking of clues and with a butchery of victims that began in the city of New Orleans and ultimately transitions to the nation of Haiti.

Policard delivers a fine and descriptive, well-weaved plot with twists that make the reader gasp. Knit tightly are historical accounts, legends and myths that ornately provide the platform for the ongoing storyline. The personages are well developed, carrying their own voice and personality in tune and in accord to their roles throughout the novel.

Mystery, culture, religion and carnage are the elements that bind the reader to this story, leaving him or her agape in the thought that two of the book's primordial characters may well be walking among us.

In the wake for the resolve, you may find yourself asking, "Would Jesus do it again?"

Whether you are an enthusiast of thrills and mystery or simply a fan of great literature, you will be sure to find yourselves listing "Blood of Eden" as a personal favorite and anxiously awaiting the second installment in this brilliant trilogy.

-Nely Cab, Author of "Creatura"


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Blood of Eden Ken Policard 9780984634019 Books Reviews

Ken Policard tells us at the beginning of this book that the story is based on a screenplay. It definitely has the feel of a screenplay with the nonstop action. Policard fills in the blanks with a wealth of description that brings this classic story of good and evil to life. And, though it occasionally meanders into a hint of cliche, the story surprises you with some unexpected developments.

Adapting a screenplay into a novel can't be an easy endeavor. It does show in one unexpected way - Policard head hops a bit too easily. He reveals what one character is feeling and thinking within the same scene where he reveals the thought of others, without the benefit of scene changes or breaks that would indicate that we expect to read the internal dialogue of a different character. That was one technical aspect that shook me out of the story and made me all too aware of words instead of being completely absorbed.

All the above said, technical flaws and all, this was an amazingly intense tale that kept me up reading until 300 in the morning - I just couldn't stop reading until I hit the end ... a place where unexpected things happen that are vividly brought to life.
"BLOOD OF EDEN" BY KEN POLICARD

I have just finished reading one of the most interesting, exciting, and amazing books I have ever read. I sit here completely breathless, having finished it and a little upset that it's over. Even knowing Ken Policard plans sequels I don't believe they can come fast enough! I simply cannot wait until the next installment in the trilogy. I am breathless with anticipation. I found myself going back over some of the chapters, like an addict looking for more, perhaps just one morsel that I've missed.

The characters in this novel are so real and richly developed they pull you right into their lives and compel you to feel the sense of doom they are facing along with the hope that things will turn out right in the end. As controversial as the subject may be for some you'll find yourself unable to stop reading.

You will be constantly amazed at the struggle between good and evil and surprised at who you can and can't trust. You will find yourself angry at the fact that some lose the fight ultimately paying with their lives and the very ones you'd like to see go down get away without any repercussions. This story will leave you so full of emotion you'll want to scream just to release it.

The most exciting part is the finale', finding out that some of the characters aren't who they seem to be. That along with the sense of elation you feel with the rush of believing again, and regaining some modicum of faith is astounding. I cannot think of a book I've read so far more deserving of movie production. I highly recommend this book, and its sequels it's one you will not soon forget.

-Kitty Bullard / Great Minds Think Aloud Book Club
"Blood of Eden" by Ken Policard is a tale of the faithful and the fallen and of the wager between God and the devil that sets human existence in the unknowing hands of the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. The story blends the lives of people that - either, by fate or by providence - come together to track a serial killer that has been at large for 33 years. Leading the case is FBI Agent Mas, who staggers along a blind trail, lacking of clues and with a butchery of victims that began in the city of New Orleans and ultimately transitions to the nation of Haiti.

Policard delivers a fine and descriptive, well-weaved plot with twists that make the reader gasp. Knit tightly are historical accounts, legends and myths that ornately provide the platform for the ongoing storyline. The personages are well developed, carrying their own voice and personality in tune and in accord to their roles throughout the novel.

Mystery, culture, religion and carnage are the elements that bind the reader to this story, leaving him or her agape in the thought that two of the book's primordial characters may well be walking among us.

In the wake for the resolve, you may find yourself asking, "Would Jesus do it again?"

Whether you are an enthusiast of thrills and mystery or simply a fan of great literature, you will be sure to find yourselves listing "Blood of Eden" as a personal favorite and anxiously awaiting the second installment in this brilliant trilogy.

-Nely Cab, Author of "Creatura"