Messiah: The First Judgement (Chronicles of Brothers) Paperback – 1 Nov. 2008

Messiah - The First Judgement is a powerful document of faith that resonates with me now, even a couple of weeks after purchase and completion of the novel. I first read The Fall of Lucifer Book One back in 2008, which I now know to be its second print, so I've since read Son of Perdition Book Three and A Pale Horse Book Four. First Judgement has led me to rediscover the series and it remains the only body of work I've truly taken to. As an Artist & Writer (and major reader) the Harry Potter movies got my attention more for what they did to revolutionise the British Film Industry, but Twilight and Hunger Games never held appeal. With Narnia and Middle-Earth now adapted, I firmly believe Wendy Alec's work will surpass them all, not only bringing renewed debate Dan Brown could only dream, but real debate on matters of faith, conspiracy, history, war, politics, religion, news-media - the many subjects that I too contend in my projects. Messiah - The First Judgement and other books of the Chronicles series are truly engaging with strong characterisations, emotive source material, powerful narrative arcs, chapters that can be dialogue-driven from one to the next, with truths and hidden truths that urge one to read more, to enjoy life, and truly be thankful.

Generally I am captivated by this series, but this book has too many typo's in it, first really noticed around half way through, which is a bit of a shock and takes away a bit of its power, as it makes it feel like it's been rushed. It almost feels like it is written by two people at times, as the strength of writing varies quite dramatically at times too. This said, I would recommend reading it as one can clearly see the skill level of the writer when she is at her best, and visually, the book does carry you to a phenomenal place in the imagination..

Loved this explained things hopefully some of this is true - it makes me religious or explains christianity - great read

Started reading this series. Only reading it because I bought it. Sorry but not for me. Wendy Alec stretches out a description to unreal lengths.

Excellent approach to what could've happened in the spiritual realm during Jesus' life and after His death and resurrection. the story is line with scripture, I absolutely loved it!

The second book about the Archangel brothers takes on the events surrounding the coming of the Messiah. I don't think it stands on it's own so well, reading the first book in the series is really necessary

Good Book and fast delivery service. Thank you

Love this series, it's definately getting better, I look forward to reading the next book. Wendy's imagination is amazing thank you