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Council of the Ark

Forrest Dartt

Did the Maker's plan really work?
Why aren't we in paradise now?
Without the help of these beasts,
we might not be here at all...


At the end of the world before our time, the Creator is provoked by men: They exterminate the Maker's giant beasts, and their actions and imaginations are continually wicked. A divine act of retribution on a global scale leaves one prophet and his family in a ship filled with animals. Their task: to rebuild the creation as God originally intended it to be. Noah must warn future generations to avoid a relapse of Eden's collapse. Meanwhile, a sinister rebellion brews on the lower decks...

Though the ark of deliverance is filled with representatives of all living creatures, the dark prince of death is not far behind. His fallen angels drive a wedge between Noah and his youngest son--using the very beasts they preserved--by sowing seeds of selfish resentment. The angel Amsel organizes and equips the ark's council of beasts. Unfettered by the taboo of interfering with free will, the creatures must discover a secret to subdue supernatural forces before the ark settles and its occupants disperse...

 

Council of the Ark HUNTED

Forrest Dartt

At village center sixteen poles
intended for the Council's skulls,
Canaan's hatred, seething, blind,
great hunter of another kind
on strings which Saryosa pulls


The cruel hunters in Ham's village have a new neighbor: Nimrod, The great-grandson of Noah. A deadly marksman and skilled weapon-smith, he returns to claim Ham's abandoned workshop, outfitting a small army to satisfy the bidding of his twisted uncle. Canaan wants to eradicate the curse which Noah pronounced on him, and he doesn't care how much blood must be spilled in the process. Could a mysterious orphan unravel their plans? Running for her life, Minnh uncovers secrets Canaan tried to bury.
Saryosa continues to meddle; will he simply stir the pot, or will pure motives finally get him reinstated among the angelic host? Amsel oversees a Great Migration of creatures, but he longs to protect and preserve the original Council of Beasts. Will Minnh help the Council justify Divine intervention before it's too late? How could the hearts and minds of men have turned so wicked--so soon after a worldwide flood of the Maker's wrath?

 

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I wrote 217 days ago

I'm excited about the pitch! Can't wait to read it. Thank you for contacting me about this very special book! Fody--Council of the Ark view book

I wrote 306 days ago

SAAPPLE, I haven't gotten as many comments or as much feedback on this one yet. When I do, I'll start posting more chapters, as the book is nearly half finished now. Fody view book

I wrote 320 days ago

Wow, three chapters in and I'm hooked. I love this! Thank you for sharing your pain, but also--your victory! Fody -- Council of the Ark view book

I wrote 321 days ago

in the introduction, try: stumbles onto deadly secrets. I love the feel of the entire first chapter, and the ominous references to something awful from the past, without revealing too much at once. Definitely makes me want to read more. Fody, Council of the Ark view book

I wrote 326 days ago

Sigh. I had to struggle to read through the first chapter. It seemed laborious to me reading all the meticulous 'after i did this, then I did that.' If you have all the sentences in the right order, I'll know which thing you did first, second, etc. I got the same feeling from the verb tenses... view book

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