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The Beginning of the End is the first novel by Michael T. Snyder, the publisher of The Economic Collapse Blog. If you want to know what things in America are going to look like in a few years, you need to read this book. The Beginning of the End is a mystery/thriller set in the United States in the near future. It is a time of unprecedented economic collapse, deep political corruption, accelerating social decay, out of control rioting in the cities and great natural disasters. In the midst of all of this chaos, a former CIA agent, a respected financial reporter and a blogger that takes his prepping to extremes all find themselves dropped into the middle of an ancient conflict between two shadowy international organizations. The three of them are absolutely horrified to discover that one of those shadowy international organizations is planning to hit New York City with the largest terror attack in U.S. history. The goal is to throw the entire country into chaos, but who will get the blame? A series of incredibly shocking twists and turns ultimately culminates in a wild cross country chase that leads up to a surprising ending that most readers will not see coming.

A great storm is coming to America, and time is quickly running out. The Beginning of the End is a great book to give to anyone that is still not prepared for what is ahead. It is a wildly entertaining, fast-paced page-turner that is packed with an abundance of twists and turns that many readers will find difficult to put down, but it is also designed to communicate a tremendous amount of truth at the same time. This book is not just intended to entertain people - the explosive truths contained in this novel could literally change the world. If you have always felt a desire to be a part of something bigger than yourself, or if you are just a fan of great apocalyptic fiction, then you definitely should read The Beginning of the End. We are moving into the most unstable time in all of human history, and cataclysmic changes are coming. This is one book that will help you get prepared for what is ahead.

About the author: Michael T. Snyder is a graduate of the University of Florida law school and he worked as an attorney in the heart of Washington D.C. for a number of years. Today, Michael is best known for his work as the publisher of The Economic Collapse Blog (http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/). Michael and his wife, Meranda, believe that a great awakening is coming and they are working hard to help bring renewal to America.

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About the Author

Michael T. Snyder is a graduate of the University of Florida law school and he worked as an attorney in the heart of Washington D.C. for a number of years. Today, Michael is best known for his work as the publisher of The Economic Collapse Blog (http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/). Michael and his wife, Meranda, believe that a great awakening is coming and are working hard to help bring renewal to America. --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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File size : 3313 KB
Publication date : December 5, 2013
Print length : 442 pages
Publisher : Michael Snyder (December 5, 2013)
Word Wise : Enabled
ASIN : B00CNKRHRE
Language: : English
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
X-Ray : Enabled
Lending : Enabled

Best Sellers Rank: #277,844 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,831 in Christian Suspense
- #2,529 in Christian Mystery & Suspense
- #16,808 in Thrillers (Kindle Store)

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Nakitagirl

Everything in a MOMENT

Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2020

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Poorly written. The story is okay, by no means interesting. It has a few exciting MOMENTS, but, as stated, few.
The female character, Melissa, who we are told is a hard hitting news-woman is weak and idiotic.
The writing style reminds me of something written by an average high-schooler. It seems to be written towards about a 6th grade (12 year old) reading level.

The book is really boring to read.
There are much better Apocalyptic books out there.

And as my title everything in this book happens in a "moment". Never in 'a second', 'a minute', ' immediately', 'quickly' or 'as soon as'.
It's a difficult book to read.

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Didn't finish this book

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2018

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The writing is as though the author is a teenager. Every sentence or paragraph does not need to repeat the name of the person being written about. Melissa's jealous was overdone and the description of Tom's infatuation was juvenile to say the least.

I finally have up not finishing the book after reading about 60%. Do I believe things like this will happen in the end times? Yes I certainly do and that's why I really wanted to like the book. Sadly I couldn't.

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leonard bissett

easy read and super imagination

Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2019

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I don't read novels or fiction but this was a fun read. I am ex-military ex-missionary living off grid in Washington state. I know the town of Greenwater and other places in this novel so it was in my backyard so to speak. I have good friends living off grid in Montana. Like the short chapters and the easy way it was written. I am 71 so it is not always easy to keep attention span. Often I cannot remember the day it is, therefore i found this a delightful read especially with all those narrow escapes. The author has a great imagination for sure and a sobering message. This is supposed to be fiction and yet it parallels the global agenda of current Democrats. This novel may indeed become reality soon.

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This looks like it would be a bad review but I enjoyed ...

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2017

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This looks like it would be a bad review but I enjoyed the book. The authors ability is poor but what he has to say makes it easy enough to overlook. The story is good and it is good at showing human nature at its worst, while showing people that are good at heart and learning to be better. It is a very fast read. I probably will not read it again but I will pass it along to others.

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Piet Swart

The world is entering this soryline now. Only the characters are different.

Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2018

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How delightful a story. Mr Snyder so subtly introduces that which represent the Lord's side of the bargain that even when you believe, you don't realize where he is heading.
An impossible to put down book and one that wants to make you shout your joy every now and then. This thriller also shows that a good story is still possible without the need to use profanity or blaspheme the Lord's name anywhere. What a delightful work.

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Ok story

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2018

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I liked the parallels between the story and current events. I am fine with the proselytizing at the end.

I didn't like the story hinging on so many last second miraculous escapes. That was a little too much mission impossible.

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Important paradigm

Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017

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I have studied what the Bible says about the End time for more than 10 years, as well as observing the parallell development in the world financially, politically and religiously. Michael Snyders novel helps us get the right paradigm, but at the same time gives us hope. It prepares and motivates us who believe in the End time scenario. Since the writer lives this paradigm, the heartfelt storyline kept my attention to the End. Hoping for a sequel.

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Maggie Miller

Must Read!

Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2017

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I read this fascinating book in one day! The author had interesting characters and he kept the action going. There were a couple of plot twists as well. I rarely read fiction, but I could not put this book down. Great story!

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Paul Simister

Not what I expected

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 21, 2014

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At the time of writing, there are 7 five star reviews, 5 one star reviews and nothing in between highlighting an extreme split in opinions.

I started the book one day and finished it the next so I definitely found it a page turner. The author keeps the action flowing quickly.

The book wasn't what I expected. I came to it from the author's Economic Collapse blog because, if you look at my other reviews, I'm concerned about what is happening in finance and economics. I didn't read the synopsis or reviews before I bought.

I thought I was buying a financial thriller but finance was mentioned more in passing than as a central plot. In its place is a fight against a government agency that operates in the shadows, even outside of the US president's control with supposedly the aim of uniting the world in peace and prosperity.

That doesn't sound so evil, does it?

Well it's more how they would do it and what they represent that is the big problem. They are nasty people who don't mind killing innocents.

The book turns into a battle between good and evil in terms of religion. It seems that the author believes that we're in the early stages of the prophecies in the Book of Revelation in the Bible.

I don't have an issue with that as such as a basis for a thriller but viewed in that light, the plot is underdeveloped.

The big question that I found coming from the book is "How do you know what and who to believe?" It's a question the book doesn't even try to answer.

Terrible things have been done in the name of Christianity in the past. Everything is open to being twisted and re-interpreted by men and women who want to advance their own particular beliefs. For example, there are many different strands of Christianity with radically different beliefs. The author is also doing it as he advances his own thoughts about the meaning of Revelation.

I see some reviews are critical of the writing style. I'm usually sensitive to these problems but I didn't have an issue with it as I was caught up in the flow of the book.

I found it entertaining in a trashy, airport thriller way but I suspect the author wanted to achieve much more than that.

4 people found this helpful

Mikeyman

2D characters. Wooden dialogue. Implausible ending

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 25, 2013

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The plot is good but otherwise this book reads like it was written by someone who took a two week course in how to write a novel. The characters are so poorly developed that you find yourself not caring if they live or die. The dialogue is completely deadpan and moreover each character uses the same modes of speech, ie without any idiom or abbreviations. Real people just don't speak like that. The thing that really annoyed me is that the ending is completely implausible to anyone who is not a Christian fundamentalist. I could forgive that if the author had at least a grain of writing skill, but sadly that does not seem to be the case.

2 people found this helpful

rebecca campbell

Join the Remnants

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 23, 2019

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A very good book that reveals what is happening right now in the world.
More and more people are joining the Remnants all over the world.
Michael Snyder has given us a straightforward look into the future and he has shown the answer.
I hope that many others read and consider the question of life and death offered in this book.

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Lesemaus

scam

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 29, 2015

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Such a poor writing style, I haven't been able to finish the book.
I've read the sample and thought it's worth a read, especially as the theme did interest me. so I bought it and guess what, after the sample part the writing got so much worse that I had to put it down. What a scam.

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Carole M-A

Good idea but lacking in execution

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 24, 2016

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Great idea for a plot but the writing style resembles that of a schoolboy. While the characters have the potential to be built into interesting people the writer doesn't bother, leaving you not really caring what happens to them. The dialogue is written more like a report of what was said and doesn't resemble how real people speak at all. No abbreviations or inflections at all, leaving it all very monologue. The end can only be described as Christian fundamentalist bull$#!7

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