The First Book of the Pure: Pure good or Pure evil? Paperback – July 22, 2014

You think you know the stories of Geronimo, Hitler, Salem witches, and English kings, but what if those real historical figures were part of a species of people, mostly evil, who could not die? D K Dewey’s "The First Book of the Pure" gives us the most unusual plot of several of these people, called Pures. They live on the edge of chaos and death then time travel in a most unique way. When they awaken in their new time period they reinvent themselves in new lives. But can they ever change their inherent evil ways?This is a high concept novel with layers of stories and thought provoking ideas. I've never read anything quite like this. The scenes are vividly written and memorable. The truth of the Pures’ existence is revealed to a reporter, Kenneth, who has been kidnapped by one of the Pures. While Kenneth is sequestered he is fed bits of the fantastic accounts and made to compile them into a record. We readers are treated to the unraveling of a complicated history while living Kenneth’s isolation with him – two stories in one.This is one novel that will linger in my thoughts for a long time.

I enjoyed the "creative " intertwining with historical characters with which we are all familiar. It gives you sense of the "inside"story. The books' characters have unique names and personalities. The action is intensely human from both good and some not so good natural tendencies. The author does a nice job of catching you off guard with a turn of a phrase. The reader is never quite sure what might happen next, so the you are somewhat always on edge. All in all a snappy good read. Ado

Clear, easy read. Much enjoyed, I couldn't stop reading it.Don Has hit a great story line with tons of future possibilities.I want to play Geronimo in the movie version !I highly reccomend this book and it's author.Great job !

What a refreshing and insightful view on history and it's effects on present day life. This writer weaves both historical and science fiction elements into an exciting thought provoking story. Can't wait for the next chapter in the story.

I'm not a big science fiction fan, but I enjoyed this book very much. Very complex story and great character development.

A fresh new concept, with a blend of colorful characters. Finally something new with expanding possibilities. Bravo D.K. Dewey, well written. 09/18/2014 by Brian Gaucher and Robert Peacock.