The First Apocalypse (Paperback)

Gary L. Riedl

ISBN 10: 1477507264 / ISBN 13: 9781477507261

Published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012

About this Item

Paperback. Book three in the Tuball series. Shem, son of Noah, is ready to wed his long love Kara, but is called away to battle. He must help quell the attacks against the great city of Tuball from a war-mongering hoard known as the Oka and their allies the Ugric. In the battle, Shem is assumed dead and cannot tell Kara he is alive. He returns to his father's land, but is soon drawn back into a final war between the northern tribes with their huge Behemoths, and the southern tribes with military tricks and strategies. Away from city life and in the secluded mountains of Ararat, Shem's father, Noah, pursues his own mission to build a huge boat. The task is momentous, and considered ridiculous by many. Yet he persists in his efforts to find the men and supplies to accomplish the feat. Time marches on, and evil grows in the stagnant souls of men. Honor and justice are replaced with vile living. Then on one momentous day, man's fate is decided. There are only a few who can survive in The First Apocalypse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The First Apocalypse (Paperback)
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1477507264
• ISBN 13: 9781477507261
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Book three in the Tuball series. Shem, son of Noah, is ready to wed his long love Kara, but is called away to battle. He must help quell the attacks against the great city of Tuball from a war-mongering hoard known as the Oka and their allies the Ugric. In the battle, Shem is assumed dead and cannot tell Kara he is alive. He returns to his father’s land, but is soon drawn back into a final war between the northern tribes with their huge Behemoths, and the southern tribes with military tricks and strategies. Away from city life and in the secluded mountains of Ararat, Shem’s father, Noah, pursues his own mission to build a huge boat. The task is momentous, and considered ridiculous by many. Yet he persists in his efforts to find the men and supplies to accomplish the feat. Time marches on, and evil grows in the stagnant souls of men. Honor and justice are replaced with vile living. Then on one momentous day, man’s fate is decided. There are only a few who can survive in The First Apocalypse.

About the Author

Gary Riedl continues his writing in Portland, Oregon. However, sitting still is not his strong-suit. He also spends his time backpacking, discussing philosophy, or inventing something new to foster a better life.