Talk:The Godmakers (novel)

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this is a very bad article, little more than a bad summary of the novel

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I'll second the badness of this article. The book is much more interesting than this article makes it sound. I think the article should be deleted until a better one comes along. I would write it myself, but I read this book over twenty years ago. I'm ordering another copy now, so a review may be forthcoming.

And I will third it. The person who wrote this article sounds like they read a summary of the book written by a tabloid newspaper. Some of the articles content clearly misses the point, some of it is just POV and some of it is just not true. For example it mentions nowhere in the book that the Priests on Amel - which is how it is spelt in the English version, not sure about American - created Lewis Orne at all, infact it describes his family history in much detail, with nothing to do with priests. Anyway had my rant now. I am deleting this article until someone writes something that gives it justice.