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Crashing Eden
Crashing Eden
Crashing Eden
Publisher: Solstice Publishing Printer: Createspace For one boy and his friends, the path to Paradise comes at a cost--one they may not be prepared to pay.When a biking accident leaves 17-year-old Joss Kazdan with the ability to hear things others can't, reality as he knows it begins to unravel.A world of legends exists beyond the ordinary life he's always known, and he is transported to the same Paradise he's studying in World Mythology. But the strange gets even stranger when his new friends build a device that delivers people through the gates of the Garden of Eden.Now Samael, the Creator God, is furious. As Samael rains down his apocalyptic devastation on the ecstasy-seeking teens, Joss and his companions must find a way to appease Samael--or the world will be destroyed forever.

Book Details

Genre: 

  • Fantasy
  • Mystery

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
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In the book Crashing Eden, Michael Sussman tells about a boy named Joss who is going through depression. This is a realistic fiction book that it is set in present day and begins when a sixteen-year-old boy gets bullied at school.

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Joss Kazdan is a troubled teen going through depression.  He blames himself for his brother Eli's death. Joss feels alienated at home - he and his mother Kathryn do not get along very well,and his father, Ben keeps to himself most of the time and is suffering from writers' block. The only person he looks forward to seeing is his sister, Callie.

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