The Fallen: Part One (eBook)

The Fallen: Part One
The Fallen: Part One eBook Cover, written by Laura Pickren
Author(s)	Laura Pickren
Series	The Fallen
Publisher	Amazon Digital Services
Publication date	September 4, 2018
Media type	eBook
Length	30 Pages
ASIN	B07H45LV9V

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

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

The Fallen: Part One is an eBook written by Laura Pickren. It is the first work in the The Fallen series by this author. In this work Lilith appears.

Overview

• Title: The Fallen: Part One
• Author: Laura Pickren
• Published By: Amazon Digital Services
• Length: 30 Pages
• Format: eBook
• ASIN: B07H45LV9V
• Publishing Date: September 4, 2018

Plot Summary

Before Eve there was Lilith—wife to Adam, the first son of God. Lilith was the Queen of Eden, caretaker of the divine garden, mother of the earth. When the sudden war in heaven spills out onto the planet, Lilith’s life changes forever. Her friendship with the Angel Samael leads her down an unholy path, threatening the very crown of Eden from her head.

Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on October 14, 2018

A story of the Garden, the angels, and the fallibility that all souls have when their truths are shaken to the core. One does not toy with a Queen, especially Lilith, for the result can be everlasting.

The work is a story of fantasy set in and around the events of the Garden of Eden prior to the time of Eve and Adam. It’s a bit of a different sort of tale in that Lilith is said to be the Queen of the Garden and more beyond. At the same time her story is somewhat shaded by the story of the angels battling among themselves and the twisting of the relationship that Lilith has with one angel and how that affects Admm. It’s very much in the tone of Lilith’s mythos, if a bit on the edge of what that offers however.

Lilith is not, as yet, the demoness or succubus that she is destined to be. but there is a strength of will that comes through the work that worked well. It’s a shame that she really didn’t appear often and when she did so, it was a bit fleeting. Still, there is a seed within her that the events of the story begin to fan into flame, if but in a teasing sort of way.

Three out of five pitchforks.

It’s a shame that the series did not continue as it is interesting, it a bit uncertain in what the story was trying to tell. Something of a story of lost souls seeking their own redemption perhaps and somehow being turned away from that seemingly simple goal. How that would have turned out, how Lilith’s story would have become more central I think would have been interesting.

External Links

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