Empire of Dust (The Searchers, No 2)

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Summary: A brilliant sequel!!
Review: Williamson returns with another stunning chapter in this trilogy. In the previous book, CITY OF IRON, we were left with The Survivor gone to who knows where. In this book the trio find him and now has to deal with the havoc he doles out. This novel is interesting because of the internal struggle of the three members of the Searchers group. Due to certain circumstances, they are all tested in their own belief systems and now adopt some "otherworldly" explanations for what's occurring. In brief, this novel rocks and is a sure-fire success. Please read the first novel before this one to get the full effect of characters and plots. Highest Recommendation.

Rating:
Summary: A brilliant sequel!!
Review: Williamson returns with another stunning chapter in this trilogy. In the previous book, CITY OF IRON, we were left with The Survivor gone to who knows where. In this book the trio find him and now has to deal with the havoc he doles out. This novel is interesting because of the internal struggle of the three members of the Searchers group. Due to certain circumstances, they are all tested in their own belief systems and now adopt some "otherworldly" explanations for what's occurring. In brief, this novel rocks and is a sure-fire success. Please read the first novel before this one to get the full effect of characters and plots. Highest Recommendation.

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Summary: On the trail of The Prisoner...
Review: Williamson trilogy really begins to smoke with this second entry. Our three agents are hot on the trail of The Prisoner, a mysterious man who has apparently lived for centuries and has been hidden from the public by the Catholic Church and The Knights of Templar. Others are aware of his existence, however, including a twisted but ragtag band of cult followers. And three different groups, including a religious madman with lots of money and power, are racing towards his holding cell in the Arizona desert. Some want to free him of his chains, others want to kill him. But the Prisoner is more powerful than any of them are prepared for... After a wobbly start, EMPIRE OF DUST, redeems the series. I'm turning the pages of book three as fast as I can to find out hwo the world will be saved from The One Who Does Not Die. (Look for my review of the conclusion.)