Review Detail of Alex_Lindhe in The Mirror Of The Unseen Dreams

I'm sorry but I had to give up reading this as I've seen increasingly that the novel doesn't carry out its description. The DC part of it is pretty much non-existent (except some brief appearances) and focuses solely on Michael and Samuel/Lucifer. Even though the author warned in advance of his ONE GOD ramblings it still doesn't excuse the bias that you'll feel from the author, defending God and Michael's actions (or inactions) like a zealot in the form of Michael, like a self-insert, wish fulfillment, as if the author himself just wrote this novel to try and justify God's actions/inactions. To much time is spent on preaching about God from Michael that you would be forced to try, REALLY hard not to try and find the author's hidden agenda behind all of this. I wouldn't really care if it was Gabriel only, but Michael IS the main character, so it's hard not to come to the conclusion that this is the author's opinion which bleed into the novel. Later on Michael and Gabriel do "indeed" question and "criticize" God. I put it in citations because they pretty much just go back into loving him again like it was a trial or something, which is debatable. It's funny that the author is quite active in the comments defending God and Michael, but never responds to the classics like; "If god is omnipotent and all-knowing, why do God test them?", "Why's Noah's Ark necessary if it would just go back to the usual later on? God should've known that right?". Well, that's all. Maybe it's because I'm an Atheist and I get triggered when som people preach about God and how all of creation are his objects and doesn't deserve to exist and should repent if it doesn't coincide with his thoughts and plans. And praying in church automatically makes you the good guy.