The Book of Kings

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Overlook Press, 1999 - Fiction - 773 pages
"The Book of Kings sounds the fate of its characters far beyond their commonplace existence as it pursues the enduring questions of absolute evil and man's responsibility. In scenes ranging from the fall of France, the Moscow front, Silesia's camps, the siege of Berlin, and the Amazon rainforests, the design of the novel emerges to reveal civilization strung between its two mortal tendencies, first in the thrall of an irresistible attraction toward cataclysm, then returning from destruction toward redemption."--BOOK JACKET.

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Prologue
11
Legend
20
The Friends
32
Copyright

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