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Ascent from Darkness

by Steven E. Wilson
Ascent from Darkness by by Steven E. Wilson
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  • Edition: Hardcover
  • Publication Date: September 01, 2007
  • Publisher: H-G Books
  • ISBN: 0972948015
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: 37968
  • Average Customer Rating: 5.0 stars
  • List price: $24.95



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    5 stars Thrilling and compelling, August 18, 2008
    I am so thrilled that Stone Waverly is back!

    I do not like to read books about war, but a friend convinced me to read Steve Wilson's first book, Winter in Kandahar, and I couldn't put the book down. There began my love of Stone Waverly.

    So naturally, between Steve Wilson's compelling storytelling and style of writing, I was thrilled to learn of his second book, Ascent From Darkness. I was equally as thrilled to learn that Stone Waverly continues on his journey.

    I have not changed my mind and decided to read books on war, but Ascent from Darkness is a book about mysterious happenings wrapped in the most mysterious of all happenings - love.

    May Mr. Wilson keep me anxiously turning the pages of Stone Waverly's life adventures for years to come!

    P.S. I expect some smart movie producer to purchase the movie rights to both Winter In Kandahar and Ascent From Darkness and turn them into the blockbusters they so deserve to be!

    5 stars Action adventure thriller and romance too, July 4, 2008
    We just read this book for my book club after one of the member's husbands, a Special Forces Major, recommended it. I was reluctant to read a book with soldiers on the cover, but read it because it was a finalist in the Indie Book Awards in Action adventure. I was delighted with the romance aspect of the novel. You'll love it!
    5 stars Great book!, July 4, 2008
    One of the best action adventure stories I've read since Black Hawk Down. It's a well-written, fast-paced page-turner that focuses on the current situation in Iraq and Syria. Highly recommended!
    5 stars Outstanding storytelling!, June 30, 2008
    I finally got around to reading Ascent from Darkness and I loved it. Like Winter in Kandahar, it's intriguing plot centers around an ethnic group, here the Kurds in northern Iraq, and provides a lot of perspective about the current situation in Iraq, especially the relations between the different groups. The novel is multi-layered and I found the characters credible and engaging. I highly recommend it.
    5 stars Wow!! Even better than Winter in Kandahar!, February 12, 2008
    I just got this book last weekend and once I started reading it my family lost me until I finished a few hours ago. "Couldn't put it down" definitely applies. What a great story! (or should I say stories? There are three parallel stories that converge to a memorable ending). Adventure, romance, interpersonal conflict, combat, humor...Ascent From Darkness has it all. It would definitely make a fantastic movie. Wilson's first book, Winter in Kandahar, is a great favorite of mine, but you can see maturation in his writing style and plot development with this new novel. At the end of the book, it mentions a new novel "The Ghosts of Anatolia" is coming in 2009. I can't wait!

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