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A review by popthebutterfly
The Reincarnationist Papers (Book 1) by D. Eric Maikranz
3.0
Disclaimer: I received the e-book of this book from the publisher. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Book: The Reincarnationist Papers
Author: D. Eric Maikranz
Book Series: The Reincarnationist Papers Book 1
Rating: 3/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi fans
Publication Date: January 13, 2009
Genre: Science Fiction
Recommended Age: 18+ (sex, drug usage, violence, gore)
Publisher: Parallax Publishing
Pages: 324
Synopsis: The electrifying book that introduces readers to the Cognomina, a secret society of people who possess total recall of their past lives. "Haunted by memories of two past lives, a troubled young man stumbles upon a centuries-old secret society of similar individuals and dares to join their ranks." Evan Michaels' now public account takes us into this organization whose members have been agents of change throughout history.
Review: This was an ok book. I liked the concept and the plot. The book also did well with the world building and it made me want to watch the movie for the most part.
However, I did feel like the book was really slow. The flashbacks weren’t exciting from a reader’s perspective. The book was also too straight forward and I didn’t like how the author threw in sex and drugs for no plot relevance, it just felt like it was trying too hard to connect with the readers.
Verdict: It was ok, but not for me.
Book: The Reincarnationist Papers
Author: D. Eric Maikranz
Book Series: The Reincarnationist Papers Book 1
Rating: 3/5
Recommended For...: sci-fi fans
Publication Date: January 13, 2009
Genre: Science Fiction
Recommended Age: 18+ (sex, drug usage, violence, gore)
Publisher: Parallax Publishing
Pages: 324
Synopsis: The electrifying book that introduces readers to the Cognomina, a secret society of people who possess total recall of their past lives. "Haunted by memories of two past lives, a troubled young man stumbles upon a centuries-old secret society of similar individuals and dares to join their ranks." Evan Michaels' now public account takes us into this organization whose members have been agents of change throughout history.
Review: This was an ok book. I liked the concept and the plot. The book also did well with the world building and it made me want to watch the movie for the most part.
However, I did feel like the book was really slow. The flashbacks weren’t exciting from a reader’s perspective. The book was also too straight forward and I didn’t like how the author threw in sex and drugs for no plot relevance, it just felt like it was trying too hard to connect with the readers.
Verdict: It was ok, but not for me.