Illuminati - 2012: The Book The World Does Not Want You To Read [Paperback]

Nishan A. Kumaraperu (Author)

Book Description

Publication Date: December 25, 2008

Please be aware that this book is written in a writing style that some have not seen before: Direct and to the Point. If you are more concerned about grammar and prose rather than the story, please move on- as this book may not be for you. However, if you are more interested in revealing the truth hidden in the works of a great story, then in this book may lie your answers... Illuminati 2012 - What if everything you have been taught to trust and believe is a lie? What if there is a secret government within our own that has been in place for centuries? What if that organization is using its unimaginable wealth, immense power, and the fervent worship of their god to bring about the end of times? Illuminati - 2012 will take you into the very depths of human corruption and wickedness while it enlightens you to the true meaning of good versus evil and the power of faith that is in all of us. The main character, Ethan Swan is enormously seductive; a young man who is thrust into a surreal world of darkness, lies, and a horrifying truth. "The only question you will be asking yourself upon reading this book, is if this is simply just a work of fiction...or is it something more?" 'The Truth Awaits For Those Who Seek It...' www.morningson.info

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About the Author

Nishan Kumaraperu was born in April of 1974. He grew up in England and the United States. He currently resides in Appleton Wisconsin with his wife, their five children, and two dogs. He has always been a storyteller. All throughout grade school, he would dabble in short stories of fantasy, sci-fi, and action adventure. During these years, he and a friend would each write half a story and exchange them to finish what the other had started. They would then share the final story amongst themselves and critique each other to the best of their knowledge. Kumaraperu's life was based on learning everything he was interested in. He gained valuable knowledge in multiple fields: Behavioral Counseling, Real Estate, Property Management, Technology, Finance, and even Cooking. He co-wrote his first screenplay with a friend using Final Draft. Since then, he has written his own screenplay and this Novel. For the past many years, he is the President and CEO of a computer corporation (CNR Enterprises / Elite I.T.) in Appleton Wisconsin. He has written multiple articles for magazines and online journals, including being an Expert Author on Ezinearticles.com. Writing has always played an important part of his life since he was young and will always continue to be so.

Product Details

• Paperback: 204 pages
• Publisher: CNR Enterprises Inc. (December 25, 2008)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0615271766
• ISBN-13: 978-0615271767
• Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5 x 0.4 inches
• Shipping Weight: 10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #441,409 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars very disappointing plot driven book, July 5, 2009

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After reading many rave reviews about this book,I was extremely disappointed. This is the second worst book I have ever read. It had to be written by an amateur writer who was without an experienced editor's help to work on developing the plot and characters. Think "The DaVinci Code" without character development, scene development or plot development. There is need for a proofer for the many spelling and grammar errors. There is little or no description in scenes. Characters are only given superficial personalities. For example, instead of being fully described, women are said to be beautiful. That could mean a thousand different things. Character emotions are cliche. there is even a gratuitous sex scene. Character point of view switches in inappropriate places and disrupts the storyline. The plot is explained/told instead of being build with details. We aren't shown the story as part the story telling process. Everything is focused on nearly mindless action.The story is a cliche story of the anti-Christ and Armeggedon. The premise is that the antichrist was manufactured by genetic tampering by occult fanatics. There is no research into how this genetic tampering might happen. The story assumes that all big companies are evil. There is no attempt to be objective which makes the story come off as being overly sentimental and unbelievable. An important part of writing a strong story is making a story believable so that the reader can suspend disbelief. A story where the reader cannot suspend disbelief is poorly written. The scenes with occultists are laughable.A little research into occult rituals might reveal how actual occultists might behave or how rituals might actually be performed. Research into the occult and the meaning of 2012 in the occult would have made the story a whole lot more believable. I have read of the things the author mentions about 2012. He has an interesting idea but did not take the time necessary to make this a truly great story. His imagination took off without the necessary grounding to make a strong story. It's okay to be imaginative but make yourself credible to readers. I'd like to see the book re-written with attention given to the weak areas I mentioned. It has potential but needs work.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Reads like a 5th-grader's homework assignment, November 13, 2009

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Xalora (Nearly Canada, New York) - See all my reviews

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Wow - This is so poorly written I'm really surprised it was ever published. It reads like a middle-school student's English assignment. I'm disappointed Amazon is selling something so amateurish.

The premise is interesting but the execution is a mess. One example - we are told the protagonist is a genius and good at anagrams - but it never dawns on him that his uncle's name is satan spelled backwards. And instead of trusting that the reader is going to notice this and not have to be told, the author reveals it in a lame mirror-smashing scene.

The characters are one dimensional and cliche, you can see the "twist" coming from chapter 2, and the author struggles with basic sentence structure.

And don't let the title fool you - there are just casual references to the Illuminati and 2012 - neither subject is explored in any depth.

I rarely write reviews - and usually if I don't have anything nice to say, I keep quiet - I just don't want anyone else to waste their money like I did.

BTW: I have a conspiracy theory - I suspect those who wrote the effusive 5-star reviews must be friends/family of the author.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars This book stinks!, June 8, 2009

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Judy N. Stevenfeldt "stvnflt" (Sequim, WA) - See all my reviews
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I hate to disagree with the other reviewers, but this was one of the most poorly written and most poorly edited books I've ever read. I kept feeling it must have been written by someone in a beginning creative writing class. The extreme violence throughout the book had an almost surreal nature to it and certainly didn't induce the chilling reactions other violent stories do. The misspellings and grammatical errors were inexcusable. I was really disappointed in this book since the earlier reviews led me to believe it would be exciting and thrilling. It was anything but!