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    Eloah: No Heaven: Eloah, #1

    By Lex Allen

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    Could the arrival of Eloah, an Elohim teacher, prove the quantum physics "multiverse" theory? Can he stop a nuclear war that would destroy Earth and every parallel universe attached to the planet?

    WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award - Best Thriller
    WINNER: Readers' Favorite Book Award - Silver Medal: Young Adult Fiction - Religious Theme

    From Review by Bestselling Author Seeley James: "The story is imaginative and interesting. He keeps even the skeptical reader riveted to the outcome. He does a better job than Dan Brown."

    From Review by Bestselling Author Ken Stark: "Part sci-fi, part political thriller, and part quantum physics 101, the entire 'Eloah' series is genre-warping done right. Lex Allen has clearly done his homework, and he manages to weave biblical history, alien intervention, and the multiverse theory into a first-rate action/adventure with seamless efficiency. It's a fun read, full of action and intrigue, clever dialogue, and a great cast of characters, including a wonderfully evil villain with all of Eloah's powers and no redeeming qualities whatsoever."

    Jack Schmidt, a retired Special Forces Command Sergeant Major, is an internationally successful blogger and hardcore atheist. Eloah, back to our reality to stop the potential nuclear annihilation of our reality and theirs, throws his world into a nosedive. With the help of Dr. Elizabeth Washburn (his mate over many past lives) he comes to believe in a life beyond.

    Indeed, the revelation Eloah brings to Earth will send shock waves throughout the world.

    From Review by Reading Glass Reviews: "Bottom line: The writing is excellent, the execution is excellent, the plotting is paced well and the characters are believable and relatable. Kudos to the author for producing a work of fiction that's, at once, intellectually stimulating and a lot of fun to read."

    Evolved Publishing presents the first thrilling and intriguing installment in the "Eloah" series of conspiracy thrillers. Fans of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" are sure to love this one. [DRM-Free]

    Books by Lex Allen:

    • "Eloah: The Druids" (A Short Story Prequel)
    • "Eloah: No Heaven" (Book 1)
    • "Eloah: No Hell" (Book 2)
    • "Eloah: No Religion" (Book 3)
    • "Boomer" [Coming Late 2019]

    More Great Books from Evolved Publishing:

    • "Kubrick's Game" by Derek Taylor Kent
    • "The Seekers" Series by David Litwack
    • "Forgive Me, Alex" by Lane Diamond
    • "A Point Thriller" Series by Jeff Altabef

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvolved Publishing LLC
    Release dateSep 26, 2016
    ISBN9781622531707
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    Eloah: No Heaven: Eloah, #1
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    Lex Allen

    Lex was born in San Marcos, Texas and raised in the cities of Corpus Christi and Austin. At 17, he began an extensive military career with the U.S. Army that took him to Germany. There, he met his wife, raised a family, and remained after redirecting his career into a civil service position with the U.S Department of Defense.During these same years, he performed as a semi-professional musician across much of Europe. In 1996, he wrote and recorded fourteen songs with MCP Records in Austria that led to accolades from the European Country Music Association as "Best Band and Best Album.". He still performs classic rock, oldies, country and pop cover tunes with an acoustic trio in small clubs and at private parties.In 2012, Lex took an early retirement from his civil service career to pursue his life-long passion for writing fiction. He writes novels and short stories that are pseudo-metaphysical, science fiction, and fantasy, horror and/or paranormal (non-romance) thrillers. Publication of the three books that comprise the Eloah Trilogy culminated a five-year long labor of love, frustration, and success that are really only the beginning of what he hopes will be a long writing career. In days gone by, when Dan Brown was king, these types of novels were labeled "religious conspiracy." The term is 'out' as they say, but the books are still 'in' and as popular as ever.Lex's life motto is Carpe Diem (Seize the Day), as well as Carpe Somnium (Catch Your Dream).

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