A tale of The Antediluvian World

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Who were the serpents of Eden?
Where did they hail from, and what were they like?
What ultimately became of them?
Were they perhaps pawns in a game grander and more sinister they could ever have foreseen?
ENOK is the first instalment of a series that explores all these questions — of the serpents, Watchers and the rise of the Nephilim — and more.
On a remote island enclave of the serpents, a lonely young slave, Enok, is torn between loyalties when a shipwreck strands other humans. In the violent clash of races, Enok stands wrongly sentenced for murder. His only hope is to escape with the castaways, a ruthless amazon, the only human he has ever really known, and her mysterious companions, a towering youth of impossible strength, and a shifty crippled serpent.
But in whom should he trust? The besieged sect that enslaved him, or the homicidal kindred who overturned his world? However, the greatest puzzle is that of his origin, and the truth lies vaulted in an ancient monument with otherworldly powers and a mind of its own.
As conflicts rage over the future of this world, a lonesome widow weaves this tale of bygone days, and a gathering audience in the higher realms begins to suspect that the key to all their futures is buried in this tale of the past.
Prepare yourself for an imaginative retelling of the very beginning that will take you back to the very first of days — and beyond
This is no light fantasy. Enok is a book that will envelop you ...
and leave you deeply touched — BookReview.com [1]
... masterfully penned, the storytelling is captivating,
the lessons are powerful — Self Publishing Review [1]
Action packed and well written ...
as cerebral as it is beautiful — BookReview.com [2]
... impressive retelling of biblical myth — Blue Ink Reviews
... immensely satisfying ... [a] unique and thoughtfully
conceived saga — Self Publishing Review [2]
... will appeal to fantasy lovers and to
those who respect the Bible — Self Publishing Review [3]