Azoth Khem Publishing

The Story

The Book of Enoch is fascinating. You have your creation myth, your Noah, and your always popular "Sons of God." Then it heads off in some unique directions. I take it even further.

In Hail the Fallen, ancient angels, rebellious Watchers, and their half-divine offspring walk among mortals, hidden between the cracks of time. When the boundaries between Heaven and Earth begin to blur, celestial protectors must confront the evolving Nephilim and Elioud - creatures once deemed monsters, now quietly forging their own futures out of sight. As divine balance teeters and cosmic justice prepares its reckoning, the question arises: has They Who are All abandoned His creations, or is transformation Their divine will?

A sweeping, irreverent epic blending biblical myth, raw humanity, and biting humor, Hail the Fallen follows angels, fallen and otherwise, through a world where lust, love, and rebellion are as holy as judgment. From secret covens to jazz clubs, from celestial courts to the depths of the underworld, this novel delivers a bold new vision of divinity - where even the damned hold hope, and the true power of creation may lie in those who dare to fall.

We've got fallen angels, punitive destiny, and multiple notes that those naughty angels came to Earth to fornicate. I mean, I get it, Earhlings are hot. Hell, I even married one.

Obviously, this is a goldmine for someone like me. I'm only going to use the original texts as a guide; I have no desire to rewrite theology.

Well, maybe just a little.