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Epoch ReviewEpoch is a creative, comedic take on the end of days. The book starts out appropriately with an apocalypse-themed science fair, where fourteen-year-old Vincent ends up seeing an elf. He eventually becomes entangled with a myriad of other quirky characters and creatures, learning that the end of days isn't just a fad, but coming -- within the next forty-eight hours, in fact. Only humanity is at risk, doomed to become demon food since this epoch will cause a new species to dominate Earth. There are portal sites they can use to get to another dimension before then, but no humans seem to be aware of them. It's up to Vincent and his friends to make sure they do, and to find out where the portal sites even are in the first place. While this book appears to be just a fun, silly fantasy, it has enough dark moments laced throughout to keep it from seeming ridiculous. Thoroughly amusing and engrossing, I eagerly read this book to see how it would end -- literally -- and was not disappointed. Epoch is one of the better young adult paranormals I've read in a while, and anyone tired of the same trite themes and keen for lots of laughs would not regret picking this book up.Epoch Overview
In his fourteen years, Vincent Drear has been sure of a few of things. First, the world is going to end. And until it does, he has two jobs: saving souls and protesting movies about boy wizards. But Vincent wonders if there's more to life than this. His suspicions are confirmed when he finds an elf at his school science fair. Vincent's excitement fades, though, as the elf informs him that his family's religion is right about one thing: the end of the world is coming—in forty-eight hours!

Vincent can't save the world. His only hope is to get his family off Earth before demons wipe out everything, paving the way for a new epoch. Timothy Carter combines humor, fantasy, sci/fi, and satire into a novel that is the missing link between The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and The Left Behind.

The end has come. But the fun has just begun.


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