Review of Killing Abel

[George Myles]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Killing Abel" by Michael Tieman.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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In this book Killing Abel by Michael Tieman, the author states that it mainly consists of some events that may have occurred but weren't written out in the Bible. It all starts in the garden of Eden with Eve and Lucifer, who Adam later joins. This book progresses with both Adam and Eve being chased from the Garden of Eden with different curses upon every one of them, including the serpent. We are later told about Cain and Abel and how Abel was killed. After Cain killed Abel, different emotions were stirred up in Eve because of what Cain had done. Did you know Adam and Eve had other children?

After Cain is cursed, we are given a glimpse of what may have transpired in his life after he killed his brother Abel and ran away. We are later introduced to even more characters in this book, and most of them we have already read about them in the Bible, for example, Noah. So we are also taken through the time of Noah until the time of the flood.

I loved reading every inch of this book, and one of the things that made me love this book was the use of Bible verses; Michael Tieman made it easy for us, the readers, to distinguish between the Bible verses and his additions. The other thing I loved about this book is how the author used straightforward language throughout the whole book. This made it very easy for me as the reader to understand the story without any difficulty. The author’s creativity is also among the things that made me love this book, for he managed to combine what is in the Bible and his imagination. Some of the chapter headings would refer to the characters in the book, for example, the hunter and the huntress. How about I also let you find out who the author refers to in this case.

I didn’t find any negative aspects about this book. I am just proud of the author for doing their best.

One of the most exciting things is that this book has been professionally edited because I didn't find any grammatical errors or typos, and this made reading very fun and exciting because I was able to understand every message that was being put across by the author.

With all the satisfaction I feel after reading this book, I wholeheartedly reward this book with 4 out of 4 stars. I want to recommend this book to all those that would like to get a picture of what happened from the time of Adam and Eve till the time of the floods.

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Killing Abel
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