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Summary: Time to petition the publisher to release Trilogy conclusion
Review: Gilbert Morris has proven to be a master in several regards, the most recent being this collaborated work with his son and daughter. Rich characters, captivating vignettes into their handling of end-times crises, demonstrations of faith, and suspense are elements that should captivate most readers. This sequel to The Beginning of Sorrows carries us deeper into a conceivable Revelation scenario. The journey contains rich rewards for those who venture into this disastrous future. So, why hasn't Thomas Nelson Publishing released Seven Golden Vials, the conclusion to the Omega Trilogy?? They are pumping out works that are babes-milk by comparison, yet have not released this anxiously-awaited finale (which was supposedly published in March, 2001). [Don't even bother trying their helpless Website] Readers of this series would be grateful to continue this epic adventure!!
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Summary: Excellent
Review: Gilbert Morris is an excellent author! When he teams up with his son and daughter- it only gets better! This series, The Omega Trilogy, gives insight into what the end times might be like. If you're interested in that time period I strongly urge you to read this series. It can really bring you to your knees in prayer!
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Summary: Fallen Stars, Bitter Waters
Review: I enjoyed this "trilogy". Where's the third? Why call it a "trilogy" when the third in this "series" will not be published? The first book, Beginning of Sorrows, got me hooked, I read it twice until I got the second, Fallen Stars. I'm desperate for "Seven Viles". Where is it? I rate these past two books a 5, but in calling it a series, the rating has to be a 0 because of it's incompletion. No fair. The characters were so appealing, they stay in your heart longing to hear from them. Please Mr. Morris, fill this void!
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Summary: Excellent reading but wait for the final book to be released
Review: I found both Beginning of Sorrows and Fallen Stars, Bitter Waters to be a very good read and they held my interest throughout. The quality of these books is in line with the Left behind and Christ Clone Trilogy series. The one draw back is that according to Thomas Nelson Publishing, Author Gilbert Morris has held up the release of the third book until he decides if he is going to extend the series or begin a new project. I would recommend waiting until he makes a decision before reading these books so as not to be left waiting for the conclusion. Mr. Morris has shorted all of us who have purchased his books and been left waiting over a year for the conclusion.
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Summary: An unusual twist on End Times fiction!
Review: I highly recommend this book and it's First part, The Beginning of Sorrows. These books are a world apart from traditional End Times fiction, such as "Left Behind." If you can get past this author's idea that everyone in the future has a weird and lengthy name, you'll find an engrossing (if complicated) plot and a diverse group of characters. I'm very frustrated by the publisher's decision to NOT publish part three of this trilogy, but I still recommend reading the first two.
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Summary: We need the next book.
Review: I know that sometimes the author does not have a choice about publishing the next the book, but in this case I hope that it is just the author since if it is him, then maybe he will write it in the future. I don't believe them when they say that the sale of the book was so low so that they decided not to publish the book so that they wouldn't lose money. A lot of people loved, and love, the series. I think that if you published the book right now that there would be a flock of people to try and get the book first. Even though it might not be Left Behind saling extravaganza, the series is one of the best that I have read in a long time. I think the only solution to this is to write a petition up and try and get Morris to write the book (only if he hasn't written it yet) or try and get the publishing house to publish it.
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Summary: Please encourage the Publisher
Review: I was intrigued by the setup and characters and am still anxious to know how "it" ends. I believe the series is one of the best I have read. All of my aquaintences that have read the first two books have loved the series. I would join in a petition to have the third volume of the series published.
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Summary: fallen stars bitter waters
Review: i will have to agree with others regarding the missing volume in this series. i have, regrettably been put in a position not to recommend series by this author as a result of this incomplete set. mr. morris did a great job setting this up and should have been allowed to finish this work. please reconsider.
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Summary: fallen stars bitter waters
Review: i will have to agree with others regarding the missing volume in this series. i have, regrettably been put in a position not to recommend series by this author as a result of this incomplete set. mr. morris did a great job setting this up and should have been allowed to finish this work. please reconsider.
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Summary: Don't get started with this series - YET
Review: The book is excellent. However, I should have paid more attention to the other reviews of this book. YOU CANNOT FINISH THE SERIES BECAUSE THE THIRD BOOK IN THE TRILOGY IS NOT AVAILABLE!!! I would wait to buy either of the books in this series until the third book is published. You thought the Left Behind series left you hanging from year to year. At least they have put out a schedule so you can plan for the next release. There is absolutely no information on the release of the third book in this series. I am mailing a letter to Thomas Nelson Publishing. It is a shame that the "marketeers" of the world are deciding when we should be allowed to read a book. And this is a real shame since these guys are suppossed to be christian publishers. The Rapture is going to happen before we ever get a chance to finish either of these series. If you want one that is finished read the "Christ Clone Trilogy". At least these guys knew how to finish what they started.
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