Readers Club Response for Rominus

by Jonathan Amaret

Based on 2 response

What are your overall thoughts about the book/story?  3.5      (5 – Perfect    3 – Average    1 – Horrible)

Would you recommend it to someone else to read?  4      (5 – Without A Doubt     3 – Might     1 – Not at All)

Was the story believable?  3.5     (5 –Very     3 - Average     1 – Not at All)

Comments:

An absolute enthralling and intoxicating read.  V. Tilton

This is not a book I would pick up and buy for myself, but as I said above, there are parts of the book I found interesting and beautifully written.  The novel's hellish scenes are frightening, unnerving and upsetting.  It takes good writing to make the reader feel real fear and trepidation.  Julian Angelis has a history of which he is unaware.  It won't be long, however, before he finds himself in the center of a struggle that would make Armageddon look like a school yard fight in comparison.  A challenging read, Rominus is a novel filled with intrigue, power struggles and the fight for the very existence of our humankind. M. Dalrymple, Author

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rominus

For over 11,000 years they have secretly ruled the earth through an ancient society known as the Rominus Empire, bringing death and order to an already decadent world.  Yet within this kingdom, is an ancient prophecy that foretells of an imminent civil war between clans fated to spark the end of the human race and of the king destined to stop it.  There are those clandestine few who believe in the coming of this new ruler and have conspired to find him only in vain, but now after centuries of searching and waiting, it is he who seeks them, not for peace or power, but for revenge.