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Title: The Ahriman Gate: Some Gates Should Not Be Opened Author: Tom Horn and Nita Horn Rating: Not available Avg. Score: 5 Submit Comment Hits: 23

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• Posted on 2007-11-10
  wasted effort
  
  Could have been a good book if the authors possessed a shred of talent. Appears to be a written info-mercial for his website. Characters are weak,plot is thin, predictable. Actually its ridiculous, a waste of time and money.
  Score: 1
• Posted on 2007-07-27
  GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT
  
  Not to bad of a book, so buy the least expensive book available. Some of the governmenr stuff is true, I wonder how the author found out. It takes a little getting use to his writing style. His interpretation of the end times should make one think about reading the bible and shoring up they faith in Jesus. Whether it will happen in the fashion that he wrote it . . . don't know what to say.
  
  The ending was weak. Several chapters used to built up the coming of the great decite; takes only two paragraphs to describe the closing of the gate.
  Score: 3
• Posted on 2007-07-09
  The Ahriman Gate
  
  It was a page turner for me. I love the theories and ideas that are mentioned. I enjoyed it and passed the book on to other family members, so we could discuss the theories. It makes life interesting to speculate on aliens, etc. I look forward to the next great read of this nature. Loved the book. Highly recommend it.
  Score: 5
• Posted on 2007-02-22
  Unusual story
  
  I really enjoyed this book. the second half was really difficult to put down, and the story is all too plausible, considering current work in transgenics.This book will not be soon forgotten.
  Score: 5
• Posted on 2006-10-06
  Not bad! BUT Could have been better.
  
  I'm not and avid reader. I enjoy reading but it takes me awhile to finish a book. The Ahriman Gate took me just two days to finish reading this 400 page. A new personal best! This book just seemed to dig it's claws into me and not let go. That having been said, parts of the plot of the book left me scratching my head wondering "where are the authors going with all this".
  
  Good points:
  Very interesting concept, entertaining and generally well written. The (human) characters are well developed and believable.
  
  Bad Points:
  The author obviously wanted to combine all the popular myths of our time (UFO's, alien visitors, Bigfoot, MIB, secret societies, bible prophecy, etc) into one story. But all these elements, instead of giving the story depth, make the story a little "poogy" and lugubrious in places... Too many threads to weave into a proper story "cloth". I think that if the authors had focused more on character development, had a little more action and moved the plot along a little faster this would have been a great book.
  
  Conclusion:
  If your not religious or don't believe in God or Jesus then this book is most certainly not for you. When ever a character is in serious trouble they call out for divine help. There are at least 25+ direct bible passages quoted by characters. If you think that this would make you feel irritated/uncomfortable then give this book a pass. However, if you'd like to see the good guy empowered by a deep faith in the divine put boot to evil butt, then this book is for you.
  
  P.S. You can also get the Ebook in a PDF format for $8.00 from his web sight. Good deal if you ask me.
  
  Score: 3