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    Blood of Heaven
    Blood of Heaven
    Blood of Heaven
    Audiobook (abridged)2 hours

    Blood of Heaven

    Written by Bill Myers

    Narrated by Bill Myers

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    About this audiobook

    Mysterious blood has been discovered on the remains of an ancient religious artifact. Some believe it is the blood of Christ. And experiments with specific genes from the blood have brought surprising findings. Now it’s time to introduce those genes into a human. Enter Michael Coleman: multiple killer, death-row resident . . . and, if he is willing, human guinea pig. There are no promises. The effects may kill Coleman or completely destroy his sanity. He agrees to the experiment, with results so astonishing that the research must continue--but not in prison. Given a new identity and new employer, Katherine Lyon, Coleman reenters society. And that’s when a plot far darker than science alone could construct begins to emerge. A carefully researched science and psychological thriller, Blood of Heaven is a nonstop page turner that looks deep into the heart of man, examining the nature of good and evil, flesh versus spirit, and the ever-growing controversy over genetically determined behavior.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZondervan
    Release dateNov 19, 2003
    ISBN9780310260035
    Blood of Heaven
    Author

    Bill Myers

    Bill Myers (www.Billmyers.com) is a bestselling author and award-winning writer/director whose work has won sixty national and international awards. His books and videos have sold eight million copies and include The Seeing, Eli, The Voice, My Life as, Forbidden Doors, and McGee and Me.

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    • 5/5
      This is perhaps the first "suspense" book I ever read, and I still count it among the best.The DNA of Christ discovered on the Shroud of Turin? What could be a more earth-shattering discovery? Well ... what if you injected that DNA into a known criminal (a criminal on Death Row, no less), in an attempt to harness the power of Christ to alter personality?Such is the case in Blood of Heaven - I won't give away ANY of the plot here, because the book works best as a complete surprise. For a Christian reader, it's a very contemplative look at how faith overcomes anything - nature, personality, compulsion. What part of his transformation is due to some mysterious DNA, and what part does faith play in it?
    • 4/5
      What if the DNA of Jesus Christ was discovered and cloned in another human? What if that human was a killer?Mysterious blood has been discovered on the remains of an ancient religious artifact. Some believe it is the blood of Christ. And experiments with specific genes from the blood have brought surprising findings. Now it’s time to introduce those genes into a human.Enter Michael Coleman: multiple killer, death-row resident . . . and, if he is willing, human guinea pig.There are no promises. The effects may kill Coleman or completely destroy his sanity. He agrees to the experiment, with results so astonishing that the research must continue—but not in prison. Given a new identity and new employer, Kathryn Lyon, Coleman reenters society. And that’s when a plot far darker than science alone could construct begins to emerge.Blood of Heaven is a nonstop page-turner that looks deep into the heart of man, examining the nature of good and evil, flesh versus spirit, and the ever-growing controversy over genetically determined behavior.
    • 4/5
      Rather than a straight read the audio book was done more like a radio play with actors playing the different characters, some more convincing than others. It was certainly a pacy story but given it was abridged you'd expect that. A good story although I suspect the book was better.
    • 3/5
      The book was divided into three sections. It wasn't until section two did things really get going. Once you get into section two it is a suspenseful and enjoyable read. I loved the originality of the concept and the writer's ability to make the science very understandable.