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Elijah Alexander
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For millennia after the Accident, Earth lay cold and still, its small population punished by the dismal climate, harried by plague, and impoverished by frequent, bloody wars.
Then, unexpectedly, a hero emerged and offered hope to the oppressed. With great ice fleets, he conquered the forces of tyranny and brought the promise of renewal to an otherwise miserable world.
But nothing was quite as it seemed—either to Michael Ormson or to his followers.
Michael Ormson was the One of the prophecy, but by whom had he been chosen?
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It was a rather interesting tale by one of my favorite authors!
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But this one started out so badly, with so much detail to the character's religious ceremony and social structure, that I simply could not keep my attention on it. At the 55 minute mark, I gave up.
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