Customer Reviews

The Book of Creation (The Watchers Chronicle Book I)

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The Book of Creation is a cracking good adventure story. The premise is fascinating, and as the mysteries unfold, it only becomes more intriguing. I would love to see this movie someday, and I'm looking forward to Book II. I love that the plot is so carefully wrought, and built upon layer after layer of mythology and history, all intertwined so you can't separate them. Your only choice is to dive into the adventure.

This is the first fiction book I have read in years. I am very happy to have added this to my collection as it has sparked a new fire in me. I simply could not put it down and had to read it straight through. Very well written and I could imagine being there on the whole journey, feeling like I myself have just been around the world as well. I definitely can't wait till the next one comes out.

I highly enjoyed this fresh, thought provoking take on ancient mysteries! The Book of Creation takes you on a heart pounding adventure around the world inviting your imagination to delve further into mighty wonders that should not just be accepted. Very well written - I cannot wait for the sequel!

An amazing adventure that spans continents and millenia. In this day, when ancient alien theories abound, it is good to hear a fresh perspective on our ancient past, especially when woven into a truly well developed story. I can not wait for the next book!

Take the Da Vinci code and mix it with equal parts Indiana Jones and The Celestine Prophecy and you'll get The Book of Creation (The Watchers Chronicle Book I).

I'm a sucker for books that start firmly rooted in history and then use all the holes in our knowledge to weave together cool tale. That's what this book does. I love the sense of wonder of discovery when Emery Wortlich the archeologist, Sherwood Brighton the math genius and Ira Benyamin the Rabbi work together to piece together an ancient (and I mean ancient!) mystery. Of course, they don't all have the same motivations and that leads to some interesting problems.

I have to say that of all the characters in the book, the one who intrigues me most is the mysterious French billionaire, Raff Lagati.

A very enjoyable read, and it works as a stand alone novel. That said, there are some big questions left unanswered, so I'm looking forward to book II!