House
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THE BEST BOOK I HAVE READ IN 2012!
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House by frank peretti ,Ted Dekker
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It's perfectly obvious that the masked killer stalking them is the Highway Patrolman they met at the beginning of the book. Said killer locks the protagonists in the house and gives them three rules for the so-called "game" he is playing. Rule Number One is "God came to my house and I killed Him". That's not a rule. That's a statement. A rule is a direction, instruction, or procedure that is meant to be followed.
Perhaps this killer is meant to be an idiot with no command of his own language, but I suspect it is the authors who made this error. Everything else in the book is equally stupid and the protagonists are so unsympathetic that you hardly care what happens to them. Also, maybe it's just me, but when I hear someone killed God, I think of Nietzsche and Zarathustra, which isn't scary. Maybe the killer just want to rap about existential philosophy?
The narration is competent, but it's a shame the narrator got saddled with such a crappy book.
What a crock
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