Favorite story in the book?

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

The book follows three major characters namely Adam, Cain and Noah, and aims to draw an image of them using various fictional stories. I particularly loved the new story following Cain and Eva, and that of the creation of the Nephilim. They were very thought-provoking and interesting.
What about you, what was your favorite story in the book? And why?

[writestuff]

I agree Cain and Eva gave the book a whole new dimension. Must say though I did feel a little disappointed that they got together in the first place.

[Cynthia_Oluchi]

Cain and Eva was the main hit for me. I found it most interesting!

[Kemmy11]

I found the story of Cain and Eva the most interesting.

[Wuoketch]

I found the story of Noah building the Ark so amazing.

[Barbie_sidhu]

Noah's story was very good and new to me. I felt it to uniquely and beautifully told.

[Indaboski]

Noah's story is my favorite. Noah never stopped Believing in God. He did execute Gods plan. The story of building an Ark was intriguing.

[Caffrey_19]

JOSEPH!!! The story of Joseph and his envious brothers.

[Zaddy_007]

The story of Noah is my favorite. Noah was secretive about building the ark. I like his character. He has so much faith in God. I also like the story of Adam and Eve and their lives before and after the tumble of man. They were driven from the Garden of Eden.

[Jackie Holycross]

Now I'm really intrigued to read this book. I want to hear the author's theories on Cain's life.

[blessing_bona]

I gotta read this book. Someone tell some more interesting parts of the book!

[Josep22]

His perspective of the Noah story did it for me. Though not biblically correct, I loved that he tried to make sense out of the whole story with the introduction of Nephilim.

[Raju Chacko]

Adam and Noah, almost equally.

[DominicVenditti]

Probably the story of Noah and the Ark. for some reason that story always resonated with me and the same holds true here.

[Leen282]

The part I liked best is where Adam was thinking about the definition of a just punishment for Cain. His thought process was very well written.