The Book of the Way

ISBN-13: 9781482551761 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 596 str.

Tony W. Weaver

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The Book of The Way The Book of the Way, a story that takes us from the creation of the world to the time of redemption and reconciliation of all the kinds with the deity. Our cast of characters include: The Goddess and HER Pairbond The Beloved. The Mortals Stephen Tower and his Pairbond Faith. A band of sixteen exiled Angels (Elohim) led by Tatiana and her Pairbond Oberon. Vicar, a mortal granted immortality from the Elohim Gabriel through deceit. The Book of the Way, an instruction guide to mortals that delivers both long life and incredible powers to those that it will open to. The Book brings life and death when opened and is the certerpiece of Vicar's Church of The Way. Galen, a Kindred (assistant to the Angels) who has fought Vicar for thousands of years. Demeter, a Kindred and ancient Greek Goddess that helped to rule the world thousands of years ago with her Pairbond Vedya, brother of Galen. Both translated to The Realm, a hidden place of magic by their sworn enemy Vicar, who had used The Book of The Way to reduce them to lesser beings, neither mortal nor Angel, nor Kindred. Only one will become the redeemer and open the Heavenly City, reconciling Angels, Kindred, Mortals and the others with The Goddess. This is known to Vicar's Church of The Way as the time of redemption and reconciliation. Long foretold throughout the millennia. Stephen and Faith are taking their first steps in The Church. Faith will become one of The Blackhearts of Innocence, protectors of the church through whatever means necessary., while Stephen, accompanied by Galen will vanish from the face of the world after reaching the highest Church level of Saint. All of these characters will be drawn together at Vicar's grand casino called The Mountain, where the fate of the world and its people will be determined. There will be only one Redeemer.

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