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Review title: It's like reading two books in one!
Product review: The first hundred pages or so of Abaddon, which was the subject of a ghost-writing contract with a ministry staffer (Cornerstone magazine printed an excerpt of that contract), was at least competent. But at that point, the writing style and quality changed abruptly. Most remarkable was the change in protagonist Wes Bryant's (Larson, as he wants the world to see him) personal characteristics, the appearance of pages of free-floating dialogue, and narrative having the dubious virtue of never having been tried (e.g., "He had taken Annette and Jennifer home, grabbed a can of V-8, and was driving like an Unser to be on time for his meeting...." [p. 192]).If you were able to buy half the book, it might have even been worth it. Check the $1 rack of your local Christian used book store.
