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"The Day of the Rope" is a fictional tale about what can happen in a country that has rejected its heritage and descended into degeneracy and decadence. A handful of the inhabitants discover the true power behind the ruling class, and the methods they use to remain above the law.
Feeling like strangers in the land of their forefathers, Ethan and Wayne navigate the ethical ...more
Feeling like strangers in the land of their forefathers, Ethan and Wayne navigate the ethical ...more
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Wow. What really captured my attention was how well this portrayed the modern US, and where the country could go if we aren’t careful. Scary stuff.
It was a very exciting read. I hope there will be a sequel.
4/5
Book 1 of the BHM Reading Challenge.
Book 1 of the BHM Reading Challenge.
Brilliant.
The story is engaging and although a work of fiction dies actually describe in real life events that have happened.
The only question I have is when?
The story is engaging and although a work of fiction dies actually describe in real life events that have happened.
The only question I have is when?
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I found The Day of the Rope very well written, especially for being an author's debut book.
I often take chances on first-time authors and am disappointed in the quality of writing or find the storytelling uncompelling. The characters are gritty and complex. The themes and narrative are so politically relevant that I wouldn't be surprised to see this book banned eventually. The last piece of fiction that I found this downright spellbinding was Graham Hancock's War God series about the conquest of ...more
I often take chances on first-time authors and am disappointed in the quality of writing or find the storytelling uncompelling. The characters are gritty and complex. The themes and narrative are so politically relevant that I wouldn't be surprised to see this book banned eventually. The last piece of fiction that I found this downright spellbinding was Graham Hancock's War God series about the conquest of ...more
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