The Last Four Things

<p><b><i>The Last Four Things</i> is the second in Paul Hoffman's remarkable series.<br></b><br>Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell<br>These are the Last Four Things <br>Now there are Five<br>Meet Thomas Cale<br><br>Returning to the Sanctuary of the Redeemers, Thomas Cale is told by the Lord Militant that the destruction of mankind is necessary; the only way to undo God's greatest mistake.<br><br>Cale seemingly accepts his role in the ending of the world: fate has painted him as the Left Hand of God, the Angel of Death. Absolute power is within his grasp, the terrifying zeal and military might of the Redeemers a weapon for him to handle as simply as he once used a knife.<br><br>But perhaps not even the grim power that the Redeemers hold over Cale is enough - the boy who turns from love to poisonous hatred in a heartbeat, the boy who switches between kindness and sheer violence in the blink of an eye. The annihilation that the Redeemers seek may well be in Cale's hands - but his soul is far stranger than they could ever know.<br><br><i>The Last Four Things</i> follows on from <i>The Left Hand of God</i>. It is the second instalment in a gripping trilogy by Paul Hoffman. Imagine if Phillip Pullman's <i>His Dark Materials</i> met Umberto Eco's <i>Name of the Rose</i>. Fans of epic heroic fiction will love this series.<br><br><b>Praise for Paul Hoffman:<br></b>'This book gripped me from the first chapter and then dropped me days later, dazed and grinning to myself' <i>Conn Iggulden<br></i>'Tremendous momentum' <i>Daily Telegraph<br></i>'A cult classic . . .' <i>Daily Express<br></i></p> <p><b><i>The Last Four Things</i> is the second in Paul Hoffman's remarkable series.<br></b><br>Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell<br>These are the Last Four Things <br>Now there are Five<br>Meet Thomas Cale<br><br>Returning to the Sanctuary of the Redeemers, Thomas Cale is told by the Lord Militant that the destruction of mankind is necessary; the only way to undo God's greatest mistake.<br><br>Cale seemingly accepts his role in the ending of the world: fate has painted him as the Left Hand of God, the Angel of Death. Absolute power is within his grasp, the terrifying zeal and military might of the Redeemers a weapon for him to handle as simply as he once used a knife.<br><br>But perhaps not even the grim power that the Redeemers hold over Cale is enough - the boy who turns from love to poisonous hatred in a heartbeat, the boy who switches between kindness and sheer violence in the blink of an eye. The annihilation that the Redeemers seek may well be in Cale's hands - but his soul is far stranger than they could ever know.<br><br><i>The Last Four Things</i> follows on from <i>The Left Hand of God</i>. It is the second instalment in a gripping trilogy by Paul Hoffman. Imagine if Phillip Pullman's <i>His Dark Materials</i> met Umberto Eco's <i>Name of the Rose</i>. Fans of epic heroic fiction will love this series.<br><br><b>Praise for Paul Hoffman:<br></b>'This book gripped me from the first chapter and then dropped me days later, dazed and grinning to myself' <i>Conn Iggulden<br></i>'Tremendous momentum' <i>Daily Telegraph<br></i>'A cult classic . . .' <i>Daily Express<br></i></p>