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The Prophet Motive (2010)

by Eric Christopherson(Favorite Author)
3.69 of 5 Votes: 5
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review 1: A decent concept for a novel, and well researched. All the gory details about mind control methods used by cults was quite chilling. Unfortunately, there was just too much -- plot-wise, and character behavior-wise -- that was just too hard to swallow. Character actions poorly explained are a pet peeve of mine, so I may be overreacting, but this story would have scored 4 stars at least if not for the abuse of my suspension of disbelief.
review 2: The Prophet Motive by Eric Christoperson was a good psychological drama about cult life, how people can get hooked into cults and the connections that can be made between people. John Richetti, a police detective, was a compelling character with his need to avenge his family and confidence that he could withstand cult i
... morendoctrination. The way the story was written made me wonder if John's developing relationship with the assigned psychologist, Marilyn Michaelsen, was his way of not falling completely under the cult's spell. Marilyn was far more able to resist the cult's brainwashing. There was an element of science fiction to this story which was another reason I loved the book. Will be reading more of Christopherson in the future. less
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Kat
Great book - a real page turner. Just as good as his earlier book Crack-Up.
bookworm29
A truly original thriller. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book!
alondra
A bit too overdone for my taste.
Erin
Couldn't get into it. Gave up.
Allynta
surprisingly good
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