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Parrish has proven he is an excellent writer in the first two books of the Dominion Trilogy. In this trilogy he has woven an intricate tale that was a whirlwind of action and drama. Merciless is no less intricate, but the story is more streamlined. The point of view changes many times, but Parrish is masterful at the switches so the story arc is never confusing.... Parrish has finished the Dominion Trilogy beautifully with Merciless. He displays sacrifice and redemption without being preachy. There are examples of selflessness that bring tears to the eyes of the toughest souls. The wild ride comes to rest and the reader is able to get out of the car safe and sound, if not changed.
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Posted November 12, 2011
I truly enjoyed this third book of the series. I would recommend it to anyone. I was very invested in the characters. The ending to the trilogy was not a let down. Definitely a good read.
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Posted October 14, 2011
Great series, rrad them all non stop!!!!
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Posted July 27, 2008
From beneath the Taurus Mountains in Turkey, he climbs upward taking the DarkWorld with him. He is aware of his bloody future and the human sacrifices by the Secretum of Six, but is indifferent. His container awaits him on the surface Grant Borrows will serve fittingly as his vehicle just like the naive Dominion Ring wearer¿s late sister was once used. Oblivion will soon surface and the end of days, not that fake propaganda found in Christian literature misinterpreting Armageddon, will begin when time stops. Oblivion reaches the acme of the Hollow to the euphoric rejoicing of his Bringer, the Secretum of Six, who insured the Millenia aged prophesy of the end occurs. His body denotes instant death when excited Angela upon seeing her God reaches out to touch him. Oblivion begins his MERCILESS final trek to fulfill his destiny. However for the first time Secretum leader Devlin has doubts as Oblivion did not even notice his touch killed Angela and his comment of unworthy frightens the human. Still they follow their prophet, who says the DarkWorld has surfaced with him. Only the Ring of Dominion Bearers might be able to prevent the end of the world, but they feel like doubting David without a slingshot as each realizes the earth has changed for the worse as he is coming causing chaos and death in his wake. --- Though there is a one page recap and this final tale can stand alone, to fully appreciate this excellent different Christian end of the world thriller, it behooves the reader to first peruse RELENTLESS and FEARLESS. The story is action-packed from the opening climb until the final confrontation between good and evil but this is no Jesus arriving to save the day from Lucifer climax. Few if any villains are as amoral as Oblivion the MERCILESS is as humans are not even roach level to him. Robin Parrish, with this superb exciting trilogy, has brought freshness to a genre which suffered from a smug sameness to the biblical end of days' saga. --- Harriet Klausner
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Overview
Evil has infiltrated our world. His name is Oblivion and his touch is death. He devastates the planet, turning it into a twisted, barren world. A dark world. And Grant Borrows, the one man powerful enough to oppose him, is dead.As Grant's remaining friends learn the ultimate truth behind the events that shaped their lives, they secretly gather for one last battle. This showdown between good and evil will prove to every soul on earth that in the bitterest twilight, all is not lost. The world must never forget that even when life is merciless, it is not hopeless.