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New. Mass market (rack) paperback. Glued binding. 272 p. Fallen (Paperback), 4. Audience: Young adult. Signed by the author on the title page. Clean, tight like-new copy.
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The conclusion and finale of the FALLEN series . . . the angel Verchiel is rapidly deteriorating and becomes more demented and full of rage. He tries to undo the ?word of God? and with the help of the Archons and magical shackles he has his prisoner. . . Lucifer Morningstar . . . strung up and he orders them to disembowel Lucifer . . . with magicks and sacred runes, they attempt to unleash the sins of the father upon the world. . . all the fury, hatred, rage and sorrow which is buried deep within the center of Lucifer?s being by the Creator . . .
Aaron is now struggling with the knowledge of his true parentage . . . that the greatest sinner, first of the Fallen, Lucifer is his sire . . .
Aaron has accepted his destiny as the Redeemer . . . chosen by God to be able to forgive the Fallen for their sins and send them back home . . . to Heaven. He also becomes more comfortable and familiar with his angelic powers, with the demise of Belphegor he is now the protector of the citizens of Aerie. They know he is the son of Morningstar, and they are aware of how powerful his angelic nature is, yet given the circumstances of his parentage, some of the citizens are torn and do not know if they can trust him. Aaron must win their trust and fight to save them and mankind from Verchiel?s madness.
Vilma . . . the woman Aaron loves . . . is not able to cope with her angelic transformation and he must find a way to help merge her human and angelic natures. To do this Aaron must find the last of the Malakim to help save her or else face the unthinkable decision . . . to put her put her down . . . like a rabid animal.
In this saga, the last GREAT battle against Verchiel occurs, Hell is unleashed from the depth of Lucifer?s being . . . and Aaron finally meets his father, face to face for the first time . . .
A truly stunning & wonderfully well written graphic conclusion.
NOTE:
If you?re a deeply religious person you may find these novels offensive to your tastes, especially in regards as to how the author chooses to portray Lucifer.
But if you have an open mind, perhaps you can just simply enjoy these books for the fiction that they are. I found the series of books to be wonderfully written and richly portrayed.
I did see the ABC movie that was based on these books, but the movie did not follow the books exactly and left a lot out. Also the movie chose to portray Lucifer as the evil angel outlined in many current religious works.
Personally I enjoyed the books more. Lucifer, as a fallen angel who knew he had sinned and who was repentant. An intelligent, charismatic being who carried his sins around within him and was constantly reminded every day of his folly. He willingly accepted his punishment.
