Chronicles of Eden - Act I, by Alexander Gordon
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If you're a fan of epic adventures, sexy monstergirls, or harem anime/manga, this is the series for you. Be warned that this story is for mature readers due to explicit content. I.E. "sexy monstergirls". In the world of Eden a great evil has befallen mankind. Monsters of an unknown origin roam the lands, searching for those to use in populating their various races with. However, all the monsters in Eden are female, unable to give birth to any males for their kind. Now the men of humanity have become the target for these lustful creatures, and the women have taken up the blade in order to defend their race. It’s a dark time in the world and mankind is at war not only with itself but also the monsters that threaten to steal away all of their men. Yet there is one that believes not all of these creatures are truly evil, that some of them may actually be mankind’s key to survival in this world. And he’s willing to place his life, and virginty, on the line to prove it.
Chronicles of Eden - Act I, by Alexander Gordon- Amazon Sales Rank: #24189 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-06-15
- Released on: 2015-06-15
- Format: Kindle eBook
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Good idea but repetitive. By Matt H The idea is good but the story got extremely repetitive. The females fight each other constantly with the same narration. The intros to each chapter are basically a rehash of something already stated but said a different way.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Rocky path to success... By anonymous This is a general comment about the rewriting by the author, Alexander Gordon, whom several readers have complained over purchasing rewrites of existing material when they expected a continuation of the story.My understanding is that Kindle editions can be updated by the author at anytime after publication, a fact with which Mr. Gordon might be unaware. Whether this also is synchronized with a Kindle device upon demand or discovery, I'm not currently privy to. It would certainly seem an appropriate direction to head when simply adding corrections to spelling and grammar - or perhaps even correcting major continuity flaws in a story line.What is definitely inappropriate is not being up front with the potential purchaser of EXACTLY what the differences are between books, or "ACT's" in this case. Mr. Gordan provides a simple disclaimer, "For those who have previous editions of the Chronicles of Eden series, please make sure you are on the correct book as the Acts have been edited." Not particularly HELPFUL, Alexander, as we have no idea of what you've actually changed from ACT I going forward.All that aside, from what I've browsed through quickly, the dialogue seems well structured. I didn't catch dialogue starting out in the middle of a paragraph (a terrible thing to happen!) and it seemed to be written cleanly between characters. He might want to consider splitting off dialogue from descriptive text - paragraph-length, descriptive text following immediately after dialogue, I mean. Distracting as hell.Lots of dialogue (my son, the Journalist, hates dialogue) but hey, how else you gonna tell the story?I can't comment on the story line as I haven't actually read it yet, but I have another 25 days before Kindle-unlimited takes it away from me.I'd almost be tempted to rip the four volumes into a single, cohesive piece just for the sake of reading it in one chunk ... but that' s the author's job, not mine.On the whole (again, from what little I've scanned from the first two books) it looks like Mr. Gordon mayfind himself a following in this genre and I wish him all the luck in that regard.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. but the excitement if (and how) he can avoid having some fun is only tiresome after the first two encounters By Markus Pristovsek The setting is a strange world, where there a exclusively female monsters out for the few human males for breeding. Only (huamn) woman stand between them. Well, this could have been an entertaining setting, as it is rather the reverse of the Damsel in Distress. However, long passages are either two females bickering against each other or trying to seduce (as if we are still in the 60ies). Also the male protagonist (who seeks out the monsters to make peace), does not seize the day but is somehow still convinced that he must stay virgin. Well, it may appeal to bible belt american, but the excitement if (and how) he can avoid having some fun is only tiresome after the first two encounters. So three stars for the setting and the story as a whole.
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