Review: If you like stories with Angels then you will like this book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2014
I was given an e-copy of this book by the Author Surant Fant in exchange for an honest reviewThis plot in this book is fast-paced and the book is an easy read. The writer manages to convey the main storyline and a a few back stories into what is a short book. The plot centers around the war in heaven and Lucifer and his angels being cast out of heaven. The story uses poetic license and the author's own interpretation of the biblical Garden of Eden in helping to stage the back story for the book. Some of the scenes were so vivid and in one instance, I could almost juxtapose the visual biblical account of the Tower of Babel with the one of the scenes in the book.I like the insight into the possible personalities of the archangels and especially how the author dealt with Michael- the main protagonist. From my Christian perspective however, it was  little difficult to see Michael in sexual light and that scene was a little rattling to my sensibilities. Thankfully, however, the author dealt with sex in the book as tastefully and briefly as possible.I think Lucifer's portrayal did not fully encompass the character Lucifer could have been. The professed burning Lucifer had for Eva just did not translate well throughout the plot. It was almost like the readers were being told about Lucifer's feelings but it was not vividly conveyed in words. Personally, the bond expressed within the relationship between Lucifer and Eva did not resonate with me in the same way the author managed to convey the tumultuous feeling between Michael and Lillieth.My main issue is that the end of the book wraps up one aspect of the storyline in a short paragraph. I had expected a little more disclosure on Eva's descendant as it earlier seemed to be an important part to Lucifer regaining entry to heaven.I believe this book rates 3.5 stars but my penchant for this book had me leaning to 4 stars instead of 3.