The Divine Dissimulation: Male Narration

Written by Martin Lundqvist

Narrated by Martin Lundqvist and Elaine Hidayat

When God dies, a villain takes his place!

In the distant future, the wealthy villain Abraham Goldstein funds a top-secret project to travel to heaven and meet God. Upon reaching heaven he finds out that God is dead. He also finds the technology necessary to take gods place and become a god in the eyes of men.

Many years later Abraham and his angels, a group of genetically engineered super soldiers, rule Eden; a world created to simulate the Holy Land during the Bronze Age. They rule with terror and fear following the ancient laws.

One day, an accident turns Abraham’s closest angel Lucifer against him, an event that plants the seed of Abraham’s destruction. Meanwhile, an ancient force is conspiring in the background to make its return to our world.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Martin Lundqvist
• Release date: May 28, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662201295

Martin Lundqvist

Martin's background Martin is a Swedish male born in 1985 He has lived in Australia since 2012, and has been with his partner Elaine Hidayat since 2013. Martin's writing history Martin wrote wrote his first book, the psychological crime thriller James Locker: The Duality of Fate back in 2013.  After that Martin had a break from book writing for a couple of years. In late 2016, Martin decided to take up book writing again and he finished his Science Fiction novel The Divine Dissimulation a year later. In July 2018 Martin finished his third book, The Divine Sedition. which constitutes the second book in The Divine Zetan trilogy. In 2018 Martin also wrote a short-story for children Matt's Amazing Week and a parody novella called Divine Space Gods: Abraham's Follies In January 2019 Martin finished writing Divine Space Gods II: Revolution for Dummies Martin's style Martin is a multi-genre writer who likes to mix up his works. So far he has released works in the crime, science fiction, humor and children genre, and he intend to write more genres in the future to mix up his repertoire and improve his writing.

Reviews for The Divine Dissimulation

[Joel Peterson · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The narrator is awful. It really detracts from the story, so much so that I could not finish the story.

[Dwight L Dotson · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The narration is ghastly I could not get past the 1st chapter. Get a better narrator the story would probly be worth the read...

[Toni Clark · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Needs better narration. Too much echo, hard to understand. I jumped forward to see if it cleared up. No luck.

[Kennemusic · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Sloppy narrator,hard to understand
Good story need redo




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