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The Blood of the Lamb

By: Thomas F. Monteleone
Narrated by: David Stifel
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In an apocalyptic thriller, Father Peter Carenza learns that his extraordinary and seemingly miraculous powers to both heal and kill are the result of a Vatican-orchestrated scientific project to create the next Messiah, and becomes the center of a religious upheaval as he begins his own journey across America in a bitter confrontation with organized religion.

©2013 Thomas F Monteleone (P)2017 Mean Eyed Cat Suspense Thriller & Suspense

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Shallow author mixes harsh profanity, and sexuality with religiosity. Hoped for something uplifting and enlightening. Not!

Profane

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So many bad metaphors. The narrator changed voices for the same character several times. Not great. The story was just boring and, without giving away any spoilers, wasn't really consistent in either science or theology.

Weak story, bad narration.

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