Ebook {Epub PDF} Nethereal by Brian Niemeier

 · I have just finished Brian Niemeier's Nethereal, first of the Soul Cycle. It's alright. Short Form: I liked it quite a bit, but not 18 bucks for a paperback quite a bit. Buy it here for kindle. As usual, I'm not going to relax on the spoilers. I read the kindle version at the advice Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins. Posted by By Brian Niemeier Janu 2 Comments Reader JimFear has written a review of my breakoug SFF/horror novel Nethereal. The overall assessment is, as he admits, glowing.  · The most stand-out aspects of Nethereal, however, are both the tone Niemeier set and the way he blended aspects of several different genres. Without going into spoilery details, the space hell he creates really feels ominous and creepy, from the landscapes to the people and things they encounter in it, and the normal laws of nature are twisted there is just the right www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 5 mins.

Brian Niemeier s highly praised debut novel Nethereal introduced a captivating, mysterious world Book 2 of the Soul Cycle unveils its secrets Twenty years after the old world ended in fire, Xander Sykes travels the deserts of a drastically changed Mithgar His fascination with the world he never knew along with his strange abilities divides him from his clan But otherwoBrian Niemeier s highly. Brian Niemeier was born in Peoria, IL. He graduated from Bradley University with a bachelor's degree in history in and earned an MA in theology from the Franciscan University of Steubenville in Nethereal. His first short story, Beta Geminorum, was acquired by Jersey Devil Press in and was published online in January, Brian Niemeier is an American novelist best known for writing a series of very popular science fiction horror titles. The author spent his childhood in Peoria, Illinois before he proceeded to attend Bradley University, Peoria where he graduated with a bachelor.

The most stand-out aspects of Nethereal, however, are both the tone Niemeier set and the way he blended aspects of several different genres. Without going into spoilery details, the space hell he creates really feels ominous and creepy, from the landscapes to the people and things they encounter in it, and the normal laws of nature are twisted there is just the right ways. Posted by By Brian Niemeier Janu 2 Comments Reader JimFear has written a review of my breakoug SFF/horror novel Nethereal. The overall assessment is, as he admits, glowing. Nethereal by Brian Niemeier is an imaginative and densely written trip straight to Hell. And not in any metaphorical manner whatsoever. The pacing of Nethereal is relentless. New characters, new places, new intrigues are introduced without any explanation whatsoever.