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"David Maine's "Fallen" builds suspensefully toward what is arguably the best-known episode in the story of mankind: the banishment of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden . . . this book's power to rivet the reader approaches the miraculous."
---"New York Times""A work of both high seriousness and wicked laughs."
--"Entertainment Weekly"
"Artful and challenging . . . the topic is fascinating and Maine's writing is suffused with an economical beauty."
--"The ""Tampa"" Tribune"
"Maine is enormously talented at extrapolating rich characters from a few brief verses."
---"Washington"" Post"

" David Maine's "Fallen" builds suspensefully toward what is arguably the best-known episode in the story of mankind: the banishment of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden . . . this book's power to rivet the reader approaches the miraculous."
---"New York Times"" A work of both high seriousness and wicked laughs."
--"Entertainment Weekly"
" Artful and challenging . . . the topic is fascinating and Maine's writing is suffused with an economical beauty."
--"The ""Tampa"" Tribune"
" Maine is enormously talented at extrapolating rich characters from a few brief verses."
---"Washington"" Post"

David Maine's "Fallen" builds suspensefully toward what is arguably the best-known episode in the story of mankind: the banishment of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden . . . this book's power to rivet the reader approaches the miraculous. "New York Times"

A work of both high seriousness and wicked laughs. "Entertainment Weekly"

Artful and challenging . . . the topic is fascinating and Maine's writing is suffused with an economical beauty. "The Tampa Tribune"

Maine is enormously talented at extrapolating rich characters from a few brief verses. "The Washington Post""

"David Maine's Fallen builds suspensefully toward what is arguably the best-known episode in the story of mankind: the banishment of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden . . . this book's power to rivet the reader approaches the miraculous." --New York Times

"A work of both high seriousness and wicked laughs." --Entertainment Weekly

"Artful and challenging . . . the topic is fascinating and Maine's writing is suffused with an economical beauty." --The Tampa Tribune

"Maine is enormously talented at extrapolating rich characters from a few brief verses." --The Washington Post

Reseña del editor

Expelled from the Garden, Adam and Eve are forced to build a life in a harsh land in the face of bitterness, past recriminations, and other challenges that lead them down an inevitable path of passions and jealousies. By the author of The Preservationist. Reprint. 40,000 first printing.