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Jebediah has a secret that will change his world forever and send his people into space.
The Amish world of Alabaster calls upon an ancient promise to escape destruction. Then end up on a cargo ship bound for the stars.
But they are not the only cargo on board. Some of it is alive...or used to be.
Now, with vampires taking over and closing in on the Amish refugees, these simple believers must decide whether their faith depends upon their honored traditions or something even older.
©2014 Kerry Nietz (P)2016 Kerry Nietz
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2 out of 5 stars
By Jim "The Impatient" on 11-10-16

ENGLISHERS

SPACE WAS GENERALLY A VERY BORING PLACE
This book is more about Amish, than anything else. At first I enjoyed the idea of a family man in a story involving space. I am not religious, but actually appreciated the many references to God and the bible. The lack of foul language was new and different. I could even due without the sex you get in most vampire books. My problem was in the basic writing. The book is long cause the author writes too much detail mentioning non important things. A famous writer once mentioned that in describing a room, if you say there is a gun on the wall, than sometime in the story you must use that gun. All the minute detail is distracting.

SHE MAY BE AN INSTRUMENT OF THE DEVIL, BUT A POLITE INSTRUMENT.
I don't want to get to rough with the reader, as he sounds like a nice guy, but he is not a narrator, he is a reader. My wife is more animated when she reads to the grandchildren. Everybody sounds exactly the same. When the people change it takes a few minutes to figure out who is talking. When are producers going to realize that a narrator is as important as the writer? I narrator can make you or break you. This reader makes bad writing sound worse.

Great concept, bad writing. To this book I say NE.

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5 out of 5 stars
By Jaymes Lauser on 04-24-17

Exemplary in every way!

I am a personal fan of Kerry Nietz, and this took my breath away still!

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