It is filled with intrigue and suspense, is not without humour and laced with a touch of romance. `A Pale Horse’ reveals hidden secrets of the past, conspiracies of the present as well as many eternal truths. I think it’s a great introduction to the series, which will entice you to read the other books as the sheer magnitude of the plot captivates you. You can read the Chronicles books in sequence starting with `The Fall of Lucifer’ followed by `Messiah, the First Judgement’ and `Son of Perdition’ or you can just as well start with `A Pale Horse’. It’s a riveting story that goes beyond sibling rivalry or brotherly camaraderie, spanning the eons of time, with many different subplots and a full cast of characters, some endearing and others definitely not, in an all out war of good against evil.

The fourth book in the `Chronicles of Brothers’ fantasy series, `A Pale Horse’ continues to uncover the parallel worlds of the angelic brothers: Gabriel, Michael and Lucifer and the earthly brothers: Jason, Adrian and Nick. It focuses on cataclysmic future events through the framework of a fast-paced fictional story and touches on everything from global government, martial law and pandemic to the Extra-Terrestrial and UFOs, along with genetic contamination and human cloning. `A Pale Horse’ by Wendy Alec is a mind-blowing reading adventure. Advanced as they may have been, they got it wrong! What did happen though, was the launch of an eye-opening new novel that questions the existence of such super humans and how they could indeed be involved in a coming apocalypse… The world didn’t end in December 2012 as the Mayans predicted.

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