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Hand of God #2
Revenge of the Three
Your favorite preacher and serial killer is back! Charlie is still trying to recover from his first encounter with a member of The Three. He has a new job and a potential girlfriend, but before he can get too comfortable, an even darker, more powerful member of The Three has come for him. If they have their way, Charlie will suffer for interfering with their plans. As if that isn’t enough, the FBI is investigating him and a drug cartel has mistaken him for a rival. Despite the odds, Charlie will stay in the fight for his sake, and the rest of humanity.
188 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 22, 2013
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October 2, 2019
Great concept but lacking in depth.
February 1, 2014
Your favorite preacher and serial killer is back! Charlie is still trying to recover from his first encounter with a member of The Three.
He has a new job and a potential girlfriend, but before he can get too comfortable, an even darker, more powerful member of The Three has come for him. If they have their way, Charlie will suffer for interfering with their plans.
As if that isn’t enough, the FBI is investigating him and a drug cartel has mistaken him for a rival. Despite the odds, Charlie will stay in the fight for his sake, and the rest of humanity.
Pastor Charlie is back and with him the author returns to the battle between Heaven, Hell, and Earth. Charlie is recuperating from his battle with one of 'The Three' in "The Hand of God". He has a new job working in a mortuary and hasn't killed in a long time, but the arrival of another member of 'The Three' and his friend Lucifer ends his plans of starting over.
Pastor Charlie is a fun character to read and through both books I struggled between liking him and hating his guts. Some will see him as the protagonist, others the antagonist, but I'm undecided. What i do know is that he's a powerful character with a rich history I'd love to know more about.
Compared to "The Hand of God" Charlie's side job of serial killing plays a backseat to the trouble that arises. The inclusion of a love interest was new and funny side to the preacher/killer as well.
"Revenge of the Three" is a great follow up to "The Hand of God" and I hope the author continues to explore the journey and or past of Pastor Charlie.
He has a new job and a potential girlfriend, but before he can get too comfortable, an even darker, more powerful member of The Three has come for him. If they have their way, Charlie will suffer for interfering with their plans.
As if that isn’t enough, the FBI is investigating him and a drug cartel has mistaken him for a rival. Despite the odds, Charlie will stay in the fight for his sake, and the rest of humanity.
Pastor Charlie is back and with him the author returns to the battle between Heaven, Hell, and Earth. Charlie is recuperating from his battle with one of 'The Three' in "The Hand of God". He has a new job working in a mortuary and hasn't killed in a long time, but the arrival of another member of 'The Three' and his friend Lucifer ends his plans of starting over.
Once we reached the car, we saw the dead girl in the passenger’s seat. She was crumpled over in an unnatural position, as if she tried to do a somersault, but backwards. I noticed the windshield was cracked into a spider web pattern with blood splattered along the interior. The girl’s head was busted wide open to the point that you couldn’t make out her face. She’d more than likely not been wearing her seatbelt. It was a shame, since the crash didn’t look all that bad. Those were usually the crashes that were the most fatal. When the car is torn to pieces, then it did its job and took the brunt of the force from the collision. When there is little damage, then the passengers took the brunt. In this case it was this poor girl.
Pastor Charlie is a fun character to read and through both books I struggled between liking him and hating his guts. Some will see him as the protagonist, others the antagonist, but I'm undecided. What i do know is that he's a powerful character with a rich history I'd love to know more about.
Compared to "The Hand of God" Charlie's side job of serial killing plays a backseat to the trouble that arises. The inclusion of a love interest was new and funny side to the preacher/killer as well.
“Well, isn’t that the cutest thing.” Majors said from behind me. I turned and saw he was walking toward me from the tower. He must have woken up.
“You missed the show,” I said.
“I know. I owe you a punch in the face. Told you she was your girlfriend."
“Yeah, yeah.”
"Revenge of the Three" is a great follow up to "The Hand of God" and I hope the author continues to explore the journey and or past of Pastor Charlie.
January 12, 2014
Tim Miller has one of the most creative minds of any author I have read in a long time. Revenge of the Three the 2nd book in The Hand of God series finds former Pastor Charlie Sims , who is now a funeral home attendant, in a whole new world of shit. After defeating the Bishop (the Father) , finding out he is a nephlilim, and that everything he devoted his life to in the Bible was a lie, he finds himself facing the Holy Ghost. After killing another sinner he also ends up in a battle with the Mexican drug Cartel. Could Charlie's life possibly get any worse? Of course it can, it's Charlie's life after all.
Even with a few misplaced words and misspellings this book flowed smoothly , from Charlie to his new co worker Maria and possible girlfriend. I love the imagination and description Miller displays in his writing. I felt like I was there with Charlie threw every moment of Revenge of the Three. Miller is a rare talent. I would suggest this series to anyone looking for something new and fresh in the horror genre. His books are like nothing I have read before and I really hope to see a third book in this series soon.
Even with a few misplaced words and misspellings this book flowed smoothly , from Charlie to his new co worker Maria and possible girlfriend. I love the imagination and description Miller displays in his writing. I felt like I was there with Charlie threw every moment of Revenge of the Three. Miller is a rare talent. I would suggest this series to anyone looking for something new and fresh in the horror genre. His books are like nothing I have read before and I really hope to see a third book in this series soon.
August 14, 2013
A few years has passed since the first book and Pastor Charlie is back. He is working in a funeral home, hasn't had any visions and hasn't killed anyone lately. Then weird things happen, people die and Lucifer shows up. In the first book, Charlie had a run in with Jesus now it is The Holy Ghost who is causing problems. This book is well written and the pacing is good. I liked the first book The Hand of God (Pastor Charlie) a lot and gave it five stars because the supernatural aspects were so unexpected, they came completely out of left field and I never saw them coming. I liked that the story was so good that I didn't figure out what was happening before the characters did, like I usually do. This second book continues the action from the first book as Pastor Charlie tries to save the world in his own violent way. 4 stars
June 10, 2014
A few years has passed since the first book and Pastor Charlie is back. He is working in a funeral home, hasn't had any visions and hasn't killed anyone lately. Then weird things happen, people die and Lucifer shows up. In the first book, Charlie had a run in with Jesus now it is The Holy Ghost who is causing problems. This book is well written and the pacing is good. I liked the first book The Hand of God (Pastor Charlie) a lot and gave it five stars because the supernatural aspects were so unexpected, they came completely out of left field and I never saw them coming. I liked that the story was so good that I didn't figure out what was happening before the characters did, like I usually do. This second book continues the action from the first book as Pastor Charlie tries to save the world in his own violent way. 4 stars
April 28, 2016
I listened to this in Tim Miller's The Hand of God Trilogy. I was gifted a copy of the audiobook by the author/narrator in exchange for and honest review. No enumeration was involved.
The Hand of God, #1
The Revenge of the Three, #2
The Hand of Hell, #3
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The Hand of God, #1
The Revenge of the Three, #2
The Hand of Hell, #3
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June 14, 2015
Awesome. Truly amazing end to the series.
January 15, 2016
An interesting spiritual twist, and a good horror story, the second book in the trilogy continues the battle of Charley with his other worldly adversaries.
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