Blood of Lilith (eBook)

Blood of Lilith
Blood of Lilith eBook Cover, written by Malachi Stone
Author(s)	Malachi Stone
Publisher	Amazon Digital Services
Publication date	July 23, 2016 (Original) May 20, 2019 (Reissue)
Media type	eBook
Length	265 Pages
ASIN	B01J0BBD3C (Original) B07S41C6HH (Reissue)

For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).

For other uses of the word Lilith, see Lilith (disambiguation).

Blood of Lilith is an eBook written by Malachi Stone. It In this work a group traces their lineage to the demoness Lilith and as well the demoness Lilith appears as one of the characters.

Overview

• Title: Blood of Lilith
• Author: Malachi Stone
• Published By: Amazon Digital Services
• Length: 265 Pages
• Format: eBook
• ASIN: B01J0BBD3C (Original), B07S41C6HH (Reissue)
• Publishing Date: July 23, 2016 (Original), May 20, 2019 (Reissue)

Plot Summary

Intrigue, suspense and murder surround a mysterious sisterhood whose members trace their bloodline to legendary demoness Lilith.

Lawyers, drugs, sex and murder. A meth addict attorney consumed by multiple drug-fueled extramarital love affairs finds himself caught up in a series of grisly mutilation killings. Ask yourself: how well do you really know your wife or your co-workers?

Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on June 18, 2019

Hell, so it is said, is the place we find ourselves when circumstance being it upon ourselves. But there is another place of darkness in which the choices are not one’s own, there are foretold in the actions of those that made deals in the past and forever.

The work overall is a horror mystery with a bit of an erotic tone and a very strong presence of the Lilith myths tie the story together. It is extremely dark and foreboding from the first to the last page, each character being drawn into or part of the horror that comes to the main characters.

As part of the building of the horror, there are aspects of the Lilith myth, and those that fall to worship in the story, that pull the work from a general sense of horror to a series of violent and quite telling events that I didn’t find to my taste, but then I do not enjoy works of horror regardless.

The demoness Lilith appears, eventually, her form being shaded through much of the story until the confrontation between her and the main character brings her fully into view. This Lilith is a mixture of many different facets of her myth, but at the core, she is entirely an evil being and, with how little of her true aspect appears, it’s a bit disappointing that she is rather stereotypical and doesn’t appear to be more complex that what she shows herself to be.

Two out of five pitchforks.

I found the overall story and characters rather dislikable from the first page and by the close of the story there was really so very little that I enjoyed or found to be something above a shock horror story for the most part. Perhaps more time with Lilith herself would have added something, perhaps a little less confused story would have also made a difference. But I just couldn’t find my way into the story and it didn’t appeal to me at least.

External Links

• This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com - No Longer Available