Having heard of Robertson's premonition of the disaster many years ago, I ordered the book from WH Smiths earlier this year.
Having paid £11.95 for the publication, I was immediately disappointed at the fact that it resembled a synopsis book of Steinbeck's "Of Mice And Men".
Then, having read the most gripping part of the story (the first two chapters), I realised that this book was nothing more than a blatant insult towards God (something which is tackled in far better detail and fact [I'm an Atheist] in my own novel) with an incredibly poor story as the backdrop.
Did anyone else feel this way?
Having paid £11.95 for the publication, I was immediately disappointed at the fact that it resembled a synopsis book of Steinbeck's "Of Mice And Men".
Then, having read the most gripping part of the story (the first two chapters), I realised that this book was nothing more than a blatant insult towards God (something which is tackled in far better detail and fact [I'm an Atheist] in my own novel) with an incredibly poor story as the backdrop.
Did anyone else feel this way?