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The Descent of the Gods

An Antediluvian Epic
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Discover the Untold Story

At the dawn of creation, watchers looked upon mankind from above and intervened.

Now the story from five millennia ago has been retold in The Descent of the Gods – a Biblical action epic set during the age before the Great Flood.

“Big. Bold. Brave. Descent of the Gods is an epic tale told with distinct style, tone and voice while staying respectful to the faith.”
Richard K. – Coverage Writer & Script Judge.

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Story Background & Trilogy

The story is based on the account given in Genesis 6:1-4.

Although brief, the story is referenced in much more detail in historical Jewish accounts, by the early church fathers, and by other extra-Biblical sources.

These sources were consulted to help fill in the story’s details, while remaining true to the Biblical account, theology, and overall context.

SEQUELS

The Descent of the Gods will be followed by The Children of Wrath & then by The Sons of God.

Learn More

Learn more about the story of the ‘sons of God’ and the Nephilim in the Bible at www.chasingthegiants.com.

 

 

SYNOPSIS

After watching evil spread unchecked throughout the world before the flood, angels descend in human form to intervene.

 

But as their mortal forms are tempted by the very sins they came to eradicate, a boy and a girl from enemy tribes risk everything to ensure the angels do not fall from grace as mankind did in Eden.

 

But not everything is as it seems, and mankind and angels will be forced to make choices that will have eternal consequences.

REVIEWS

Doing justice to the source material
“I recalled seeing the movie Noah and it had beings in it called the Watchers who were fallen angels so i looked for the names of the Watchers… Your book came into the search. I started into it and was enthralled. The way you incorporated the various threads of scripture & possible mythic history is genius. I have often been intrigued by the stories in the Bible, though i wonder what the would sound like if told by a true storyteller expanding the characters to bring them full size that we can love & despise, empathize and abhor the things they must do.” Dan M.

Mind trip
“Hey there, I decided to read this for a second time. I read so quickly the first time that I wanted to slow down a bit. Your story is captivating. It’s entirely possible that these events happened. I think that’s what drew me in. Naamah is a beautiful character. I love her development. Azrael is another – to see what could have possibly made an angel fall. You put it in perspective, in a way I never would have thought – they fell as all men fall. What a mind trip. Great work.”

Plausible extension of the Biblical narrative
“This book has answered a lot of my questions,really… it’s made the little things I knew clearer. Fiction or not… I really hope that people get to read this… Great job, I really look forward to the sequels.”

“I’ve read and wrestled with this passage [in Genesis] for years. I’m so happy that it hasn’t gone completely unnoticed by others. I read it all in one sitting. It was simply perfect! There were times when I felt as though I were reading out of the Bible.”

General feedback
“Just wanted to say your book is fantastic!!! I found it fascinating. I didn’t actually know anything about the Watchers until I started reading your book, and then I went onto YouTube to learn more about them. Your book has really helped me understand more. Thank you for writing and sharing your book here and giving me the opportunity to read such a brilliant telling of this!!!”

Goosebumps
“So great!! There were many times that I had to reread something because I was either so shocked or whatever. One or two times I had goosebumps!”

The Dude Goes to the Movies
“Dude, if this becomes a movie I have already bought tickets.”

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“I loved the story so much. I loved the ending because in the context, it seems like a feasible answer to why *spoilers* appear in every ancient culture. The plot was fantastic.”