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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: Jan. 13, 2010
Words: 304 (approximate)
Language: English
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Innocence is always brutally shattered; such is the fate of mankind...Adult-content rating:
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love, summer, allegory, biblical based fiction, lost innocenceAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Jack Forge
on May 19, 2011 :
An interesting take on the loss of Eden. I found myself captured by the opening scene of a young couple finding a pear orchard. And I was further intrigued by the threatening darkness of chemical-poisoned apples. But I wanted more. When the writer left the story to conclude with a homily about maturity, I was lost, not in an orchard but at a dead end to a promising story. Maybe revise it with more development of the characters and theme.
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