Gerald has passed away and gone to heaven. He meets his long since departed relatives and they have a picnic. Just the way one would like heaven to be. He has a few days to get used to his death and new existence when he is tasked with joining the heavenly army, to fight the darkness that tries to breakthrough. There are some very serious battles and one giant cliffhanger. I’m sorry I took so long to read this because I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Covers all the bases for sci-fi lovers!
I had the pleasure of meeting Eric recently in an Asbury Park, Jersey Shore, coffee shop. I, too, am an author and love to donate my debut book (But I Digretch - Quirky Short Stories), to libraries, coffee shops, independent bookstores, etc. He and I struck up a conversation and I suggested we each read each other‘s first books and submit mutual reviews. It’s been a pleasure reading Service, Answer the Call, as I enjoy excursions into genres or content that isn’t typically my taste. I love trying to appreciate what others love you so much, i.e. fantasy/science fiction, archetypical war stories where violence and bloodshed are primary characters, and the oodles of expressions therein. Again, while this book’s style and focus isn’t my cup of tea (Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein being an aberration and my co-favorite book of all time - a gift from a previous significant other, otherwise, I never would have read it since it’s considered speculative fiction and, again, not usually my genre jam), I can completely grok that Service is an extremely well imagined and crafted tale that covers all the bases of this nature of work! Eric’s vibrant imagination and talent for translating fully imagined worlds coming to life is commendable. I also appreciate he seems to have a heart of gold, with the prospective triumph of light and goodness always at the heart of human nature, in the perennial battle (in this 3-dimensional realm of duality) of “good versus evil.” May the Shwartz be with you, my new friend, Eric! Love, Gretchen Astro
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024
I had the pleasure of meeting Eric recently in an Asbury Park, Jersey Shore, coffee shop. I, too, am an author and love to donate my debut book (But I Digretch - Quirky Short Stories), to libraries, coffee shops, independent bookstores, etc. He and I struck up a conversation and I suggested we each read each other‘s first books and submit mutual reviews. It’s been a pleasure reading Service, Answer the Call, as I enjoy excursions into genres or content that isn’t typically my taste. I love trying to appreciate what others love you so much, i.e. fantasy/science fiction, archetypical war stories where violence and bloodshed are primary characters, and the oodles of expressions therein. Again, while this book’s style and focus isn’t my cup of tea (Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein being an aberration and my co-favorite book of all time - a gift from a previous significant other, otherwise, I never would have read it since it’s considered speculative fiction and, again, not usually my genre jam), I can completely grok that Service is an extremely well imagined and crafted tale that covers all the bases of this nature of work! Eric’s vibrant imagination and talent for translating fully imagined worlds coming to life is commendable. I also appreciate he seems to have a heart of gold, with the prospective triumph of light and goodness always at the heart of human nature, in the perennial battle (in this 3-dimensional realm of duality) of “good versus evil.”
Covers all the bases for sci-fi lovers!
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024
May the Shwartz be with you, my new friend, Eric!
Love,
Gretchen Astro
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- Avid ReaderReviewed in the United Kingdom on May 29, 2024
What a fantastic read! When is book 2 out!
