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Fallen Angels: The Beginning
The very fabric of heaven has been torn asunder and the obedient struggle in all-out war against the disobedient. None will escape unscathed when the blood of angels mix with that of mankind. Kreven stands vigilant to do whatever he must to defeat evil, and in that knowledge nothing will deter him from his sanctified path. From the grandeur that is heaven, down through the ghettos created by man, to the real seat of evil, which is North Korea. Kreven, a hustler, assassin, and leader of Craven's Claw, is but a tool, a sacrificial lamb with but one goal, seek out, and infiltrate the forces of the Fallen Angels and destroy. For Kreven, it is, and forever will be, a means to justify an end.
320 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2013
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November 24, 2013
This book touches the very core of you. This book invokes deep thinking; this book inspires you to know that you are more than what you have defined yourself to be!
I fell madly in love with Kreven, one of the main characters; his heroic capacities show the reader that we have capacities to transcend anything; we have amazing capacities to become anything; we have amazing capacities to love mankind, and ourselves, beyond what this reality has defined as love.
Fallen Angels also awakens your awareness. The reader clearly begins to see that we all have choice. We have the choice to be the same as everyone; to live in mediocrity; to be swallowed by the "war" of mediocrity and do what this reality says we should do, and to never acknowledge our difference. Or we can choose something different!
In not acknowledging our difference, Mr. Walsh clearly portrays to the reader, that we may become violent. We may begin to express this violence not only to ourselves, but to others, and everyone around us.
The only way to end this violence, to end this war...read the book for yourself, and trust your own knowing about this book's message.
William Walsh, amazing author of our time! Thank you Mr. Walsh for writing this amazing book, and taking your readers to a place where they begin to acknowledge what they have always known: infinite being, infinite power, unstoppable force. Thank you for inspiring me, and thank you for changing my life!
This book is a gift, and you the reader are giving yourself a gift by purchasing it. I can hardly wait for book two.
I fell madly in love with Kreven, one of the main characters; his heroic capacities show the reader that we have capacities to transcend anything; we have amazing capacities to become anything; we have amazing capacities to love mankind, and ourselves, beyond what this reality has defined as love.
Fallen Angels also awakens your awareness. The reader clearly begins to see that we all have choice. We have the choice to be the same as everyone; to live in mediocrity; to be swallowed by the "war" of mediocrity and do what this reality says we should do, and to never acknowledge our difference. Or we can choose something different!
In not acknowledging our difference, Mr. Walsh clearly portrays to the reader, that we may become violent. We may begin to express this violence not only to ourselves, but to others, and everyone around us.
The only way to end this violence, to end this war...read the book for yourself, and trust your own knowing about this book's message.
William Walsh, amazing author of our time! Thank you Mr. Walsh for writing this amazing book, and taking your readers to a place where they begin to acknowledge what they have always known: infinite being, infinite power, unstoppable force. Thank you for inspiring me, and thank you for changing my life!
This book is a gift, and you the reader are giving yourself a gift by purchasing it. I can hardly wait for book two.
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