- Paperback: 270 pages
- Publisher: Xlibris, Corp. (26 Nov 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1425798659
- ISBN-13: 978-1425798659
- Product Dimensions: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.5 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,084,964 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This is the second book of The Angelic Chronicles trilogy. It tells of the celestial exploits and continuing rivalry between the archangelic brothers, Samael and Seriel, as they begin their exile in Abbadon. This is a dark, hellish place where essence-drinking demons and energy-sapping plant life abound. The story has something for everyone, being a tale of adventure with a sprinkling of romance and some dastardly deeds by Samael, a.k.a. the Devil.
Both siblings are separated from their beloved Malkura in this angelic saga and the reader learns how the brothers handle this misfortune. Seriel is resigned to never having won her affection while Samael plots to regain what he has lost.
Abbadon is classed in the Fantasy genre, but it possesses a subtle, spiritual undertone. The trilogy books emphasize how free will can easily lead to unwise and even unholy choices. They also document the eternal battle of goodness versus evil, while portraying the celestial hierarchy in a somewhat more controversial manner than religion has previously given to us.
Both siblings are separated from their beloved Malkura in this angelic saga and the reader learns how the brothers handle this misfortune. Seriel is resigned to never having won her affection while Samael plots to regain what he has lost.
Abbadon is classed in the Fantasy genre, but it possesses a subtle, spiritual undertone. The trilogy books emphasize how free will can easily lead to unwise and even unholy choices. They also document the eternal battle of goodness versus evil, while portraying the celestial hierarchy in a somewhat more controversial manner than religion has previously given to us.
About the Author
Marion Webb-De Sisto MICCH. BFRP. has held a keen interest in Women's Spirituality, Channeling and the Celestial Hierarchy for twenty years. She is a graduate member and former tutor of the International College of Crystal Healing, a Bach Foundation Registered Practitioner and a Reiki Master. Marion has written books on her experiences with angelic guides and on the fascinating subject of crystal skulls. Having lived and worked in the US for many years, she presently resides in South East England with her American husband.
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Format:Paperback
I started reading this book: Abbadon midday Sunday - I could not put it down until I had finished it that same Day! (late evening).
I was drawn back into the fascinating and Oh! So intriguing, written descriptions of 'WHAT IS', by Marion (after having read the First of the Angelic Chronicles: Samael's Fall - I have been eagerly and yes, I have to admit: impatiently awaiting book Two: Abbadon - Wow! Absolutely No chance of disappointment here!)
I could not wait to reach the end of Book Two: Abbadon - to see what happens! Yet didn't want it to end! I am So Hooked!
So now the only question is - when is Angelic Chronicles: Book Three due to be out? (Soon?!? ~ Pretty Please!!!)
I am now going back to read Angelic Chronicles: Book One & Book Two ~ Again! (So Love these Books!!!)
These Books are so worthwhile buying (no matter what their cost) = some Books - Films, you just 'have to have', because you know you will want to read/watch them again and again = the Angelic Chronicles fall into that catagory ~ and are in my permanent Books & Films Library!
Now if only someone would make them into a Film/Films - that would be Seriously worth watching!!!
To Marion ~ the Author: Thank You So Very Much for Continuing to Share with Us!
~ Love & Light ~ With Bright Blessings ~
I was drawn back into the fascinating and Oh! So intriguing, written descriptions of 'WHAT IS', by Marion (after having read the First of the Angelic Chronicles: Samael's Fall - I have been eagerly and yes, I have to admit: impatiently awaiting book Two: Abbadon - Wow! Absolutely No chance of disappointment here!)
I could not wait to reach the end of Book Two: Abbadon - to see what happens! Yet didn't want it to end! I am So Hooked!
So now the only question is - when is Angelic Chronicles: Book Three due to be out? (Soon?!? ~ Pretty Please!!!)
I am now going back to read Angelic Chronicles: Book One & Book Two ~ Again! (So Love these Books!!!)
These Books are so worthwhile buying (no matter what their cost) = some Books - Films, you just 'have to have', because you know you will want to read/watch them again and again = the Angelic Chronicles fall into that catagory ~ and are in my permanent Books & Films Library!
Now if only someone would make them into a Film/Films - that would be Seriously worth watching!!!
To Marion ~ the Author: Thank You So Very Much for Continuing to Share with Us!
~ Love & Light ~ With Bright Blessings ~
Format:Paperback
Abbadon is a grim place, cut off from the rest of creation and guarded by Michael and his warrior angels. It's the place to where fallen angels are deported.
Leader of the fallen angels is Samael, the first born archangel and Lord of Lightning Swiftness. I can't help but feel that the fallen angels who have followed him into Abbadon, such as Lucifer and Azazel, don't realise what they've let themselves in for. Maybe they thought they were going to Aberdeen - a much nicer place.
Samael likes to be called Prince and delights in freedom of thought and action so long as it only applies to him. He is complete ego and commits every deed that "others" - say it with a sneer! - might consider evil. He allows the drinking of essence (spiritual vampirism), introduces sin to the newly created humans and indulges in kidnap and extortion. Most of all, he wants to own the souls of other angels and is alarmingly close to realising this aim.
But if the love of the Source of the archangels can't save Samael, would the love of a good woman redeem him? Probably not. It seems that the archangel Malkura has greater feelings for his brother Seriel, who has accompanied him to Abbadon in a vain attempt to keep him out of trouble. And Seriel has a few surprises in store for everyone, including startling revelations about himself.
I thought Malkura was a very attractive character but her essence angel, Manah, - manna from heaven? - is brilliantly portrayed and sounds absolutely gorgeous, if something of a gossip.
Marion Webb-De Sisto has created a complete angelic society, just as today's physicists are putting forward the theory that angels created the universe.
Abbadon explores the human condition as well as that of divine beings and adds to our sense of wonder.
Leader of the fallen angels is Samael, the first born archangel and Lord of Lightning Swiftness. I can't help but feel that the fallen angels who have followed him into Abbadon, such as Lucifer and Azazel, don't realise what they've let themselves in for. Maybe they thought they were going to Aberdeen - a much nicer place.
Samael likes to be called Prince and delights in freedom of thought and action so long as it only applies to him. He is complete ego and commits every deed that "others" - say it with a sneer! - might consider evil. He allows the drinking of essence (spiritual vampirism), introduces sin to the newly created humans and indulges in kidnap and extortion. Most of all, he wants to own the souls of other angels and is alarmingly close to realising this aim.
But if the love of the Source of the archangels can't save Samael, would the love of a good woman redeem him? Probably not. It seems that the archangel Malkura has greater feelings for his brother Seriel, who has accompanied him to Abbadon in a vain attempt to keep him out of trouble. And Seriel has a few surprises in store for everyone, including startling revelations about himself.
I thought Malkura was a very attractive character but her essence angel, Manah, - manna from heaven? - is brilliantly portrayed and sounds absolutely gorgeous, if something of a gossip.
Marion Webb-De Sisto has created a complete angelic society, just as today's physicists are putting forward the theory that angels created the universe.
Abbadon explores the human condition as well as that of divine beings and adds to our sense of wonder.
Format:Paperback
marion has a way of tweeking the old grey matter in to forming all sorts of new ways of thinking ,love this one a fab follow on to samaels fall
cant wait for the next:)
cant wait for the next:)
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