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| ISBN: | 1616635592 (ISBN13: 9781616635596) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Manufactured Identity #2 |
Heath Sommer
Paperback | Pages: 410 pages Rating: 4.14 | 160 Users | 38 Reviews
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Loner Addy Siwel only wanted answers when she signed up for a freshman course in theology—what she got was the attention of a murderer. In The Grand Delusion, Dr. Heath Sommer brings to life the precursor stories of characters John Joe, Addy Siwel, and Merci Bowku, who were introduced to the world in the 2009 contemporary mystery The Manufactured Identity. Terror-struck, the three protagonists vie against a backdrop of ironic evil as they are stalked by an unidentified villain who breaks all the rules and sends Chief of police and reluctant clairvoyant Frank Murphy scrambling against the clock in a murder mystery showdown that leaves all questioning what is real and what is beyond this world.
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| Title | : | The Grand Delusion (Manufactured Identity #2) |
| Author | : | Heath Sommer |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 410 pages |
| Published | : | October 28th 2010 by Tate Publishing (first published September 30th 2010) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Psychology. Fiction |
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I read Mr. Sommer's previous book, The Manufactured Identity last year. I really enjoyed reading it. This one didn't disappoint me either. It is full of physiological terror. Along with mystery and murder. You know something big is going to happen, but you don't know who will be the culprit. The true psychosis of the villain was great. The author is able to make the villain seem like any person you might know. Do Addy, John, Merci and Frank find the person? What do they find out when they do? IsAppreciative of both the art and academia of the novel.
The Grand Delusion is a remarkable piece of art in which Dr. Sommer successfully blends fiction with philosophy in a book that is both suspenseful and contemplative. Never have I read a story with so much substance that has, at the same time, been so thrilling.The main characters in The Grand Delusion are developed well throughout the book and through them we are introduced (or re-introduced) to many of the philosophical questions of life. Topics such as good versus evil, logic versus emotion,
had never heard of this author before reading this series in the ten guys book club....started a little slow then addicting and thought provoking. This is a new author i will be following some more. Not for you though if you have a weak stomach for blunt
I was looking forward to what Sommer produced next. His first novel was very different from what I had read before. I really enjoy how complex it was and the psychology aspects in contained. I wasn't disappointed with this one.I have to be honest and say I don't remember much about the characters from The Manufactured Identity. There was so much going on in that book. I was afraid that fact would hinder my enjoyment of this one. It didn't. The book draws you in from the prologue. At first, the
Though I didn't need a graph chart to follow all the characters in the second in the series (The grand Delusion) I found just plain depressing. possible spoilers The first in the series though hard to keep track of who was who, was much more tolerable. Also Manufactured Identity had left the ending with you wanting to hear what happens next. Instead The Grand delusion is just that delusional. It goes back in time (which is not where I wanted to go). I didn't care about the characters to know
This book explained a few things that were mentioned in the first one. There weren't as many characters so it was easier to follow and keep everyone straight (didn't need a flow chart). This book is very different from what I normally would read ~ a lot of thinking in it. The book brought up some theology issues and it was interesting to see what each character thought about the issues. The book didn't leave me wanting to read the next one though.
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