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Review of Year Zero and The Descent (author Jeff Long)
I had just read "The Descent"(about humans discovering the vast underworld beneath the earths surface and the beings that live and die there) by Jeff Long when I bou...Read more
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This is a very good book
I'm almost finish this and what like is that the keep with the people in the book what do like it remind of the Stand by Stephen King i read the stand and
this book is a...Read more

Year Zero by Jeff Long (2003, Paperback)

Author: Jeff Long | Publisher: Pocket Star | Language: English
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    Author:Jeff Long
    Language:English
    Publisher:Pocket Star
    Format:Paperback
    ISBN-10:0743406125
    ISBN-13:9780743406123

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    Length:496 pages
    Thickness:1.2 in
    Weight:8.8 oz

    Publisher's Note
    In The Descent, New York Times bestselling author Jeff Long led readers into the darkest regions of suspense and adventure. Now he returns with an apocalyptic scenario that threatens to eradicate mankind.

    In Jerusalem, an American archaeologist working on Project Year Zero -- the search for the historical Jesus -- crosses the line between science and theft when he helps plunder an old Roman landfill beneath the crucifixion grounds known as Golgotha. Nathan Lee Swift's crime will have devastating consequences. When an ancient relic is opened on the black market, a two-thousand-year-old plague is unleashed -- and the dying begins.

    As the pestilence threatens to wipe out humanity, he finds a chance for redemption -- by finding the cure. Skirting the edges of civilization, Nathan Lee sets out to find his younger daughter and travels to Los Alamos, where a desperate tactic has been adopted: the use of human lab rats cloned from Project Year Zero remains. Now Nathan Lee will come face-to-face with one special cloned human who may hold the key to salvation -- in more ways than one. Patient Zero claims to remember who he is....

    And his name is Jesus Christ.

    When he opens an ancient relic, a wealthy artifact collector accidentally unleashes a virulent airborne plague that threatens to annihilate all life on Earth.

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    Review of Year Zero and The Descent (author Jeff Long)

    Created: 04/01/07
    I had just read "The Descent"(about humans discovering the vast underworld beneath the earths surface and the beings that live and die there) by Jeff Long when I bought and read "Year Zero"(a plague/apocalypse tale). I enjoyed both books and both are written with the same basic format. They both span substantial amounts of time and "jump around" from places and events. Normally I wouldn't go for it but this author pulls it off and manages to keep the reader focused. Both books offer interesting and thought provoking tales steeped in science, myth, and religion. The characters in both books are non-stereotypical and multi-dimensional. The "heros" are people that have fallen on many levels and yet endure on to find their true humanity and strength through adversity. The author strips the characters down to their cores and then rebuilds them in the most interesting ways. In these books Long portrays the best and worst of man-kind and our sciences and religions.
    I wouldn't recommend these books for younger or more sensitive readers as there is graphic violence and adult situations/language. I also wouldn't advise it for anyone who is offended by or finds subject matter dealing with religious "fiction" to be "blasphemous". The Descent is based on a twist on Satan/Hell, and Year Zero centers around Christ/biblical history. I don't believe the author is trying to replace anyones bible or religion - this is purely fiction - and good fiction at that. There is alot of scientific jargon and theories in both books, almost to the point of being science fantasy at times.(several characters are "scientists") but this adds to the atmosphere the books create of nature vs science/ man vs nature/man vs science.
    If you enjoy books that are written intelligently (but not pretentiously)-and that are thought provoking and challenging-then these books are for you.
    Happy Reading!
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    This is a very good book

    Created: 09/01/07
    I'm almost finish this and what like is that the keep with the people in the book what do like it remind of the Stand by Stephen King i read the stand and
    this book is almost like it only thing they not figthing the deivl but they trying to find Christ but all it an very good book i will buy it again
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