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| Combining corporate espionage,
intrigue and murder with poetry, art
and the enduring strength of the human
soul, The Mills of God is a
pleasure to read.
— Bookpleasures |
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Like the stories of mythology,
Justin R. Smith’s The Mills of
God immerses the reader in the
timeless issues of human striving in
the face of the implacable forces of
the universe.
— Prof. Eva Thury,
coauthor of Introduction to
Mythology: Contemporary Approaches to
Classical and World Myths (Oxford
University Press) |
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Some of the best mystery novels
juxtapose tricky concepts seamlessly
with both real life scenarios and great
characterization . . . The
Mills of God does just exactly that
with the same deft skill as (Dan) Brown
or (Stephen) King
— Araminta Matthews’s
review on Front Street
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