Lilith (eNovel II) - Revision history

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	''For other uses of the name [[Lilith]], see [[Lilith (disambiguation)]].''		''For other uses of the name [[Lilith]], see [[Lilith (disambiguation)]].''

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	~~[[Image:LilithSpn.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Cover of the eNovel Lilith by José Carlos Blandino.]]~~
	'''Lilith''' is a Spanish language eNovel written by José Carlos Blandino. In this work, the Queen of the Succubi Lilith appears.		'''Lilith''' is a Spanish language eNovel written by José Carlos Blandino. In this work, the Queen of the Succubi Lilith appears.



	== ~~Book Details~~ ==		== Overview ==
	*~~Name~~: Lilith		*Title: Lilith
	*Author: José Carlos Blandino		*Author: José Carlos Blandino
	*Editor: Jirones de Azul		*Editor: Jirones de Azul
			*Published By: Jirones de Azul
	*Language: Spanish		*Language: Spanish
	*Publisher: Jirones de Azul
	*Length: 298 Pages		*Length: 298 Pages
			*Format: eBook & Paperback
	*ASIN: B008C9JN40		*ASIN: B008C9JN40
	*~~Release~~ Date: June 15, 2012		*ISBN-10: 8492868678
			*ISBN-13: 978-8492868674
			*Publishing Date: June 15, 2012


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	===Spanish Summary===		===Spanish Summary===
	En Sevilla se están produciendo unos extraños y cruentos asesinatos en serie que traen de cabeza al inspector al frente del caso, José Nicolás Almagro. Ni policía ni forenses comprenden qué está sucediendo... estas muertes desafían toda lógica criminalística.		En Sevilla se están produciendo unos extraños y cruentos asesinatos en serie que traen de cabeza al inspector al frente del caso, José Nicolás Almagro. Ni policía ni forenses comprenden qué está sucediendo... estas muertes desafían toda lógica criminalística.

	La llegada de un peculiar sacerdote mexicano ofrecerá una irracional explicación, que arrastrará a Almagro a una desigual lucha. En ella se enfrentará al más pérfido de los seres: la reina de los súcubos o demonios femeninos, que sedienta de sangre y muerte se pasea por las calles de la ciudad, seduciendo con su exuberante belleza a los ingenuos que tienen el infortunio de cruzarse en su camino.		La llegada de un peculiar sacerdote mexicano ofrecerá una irracional explicación, que arrastrará a Almagro a una desigual lucha. En ella se enfrentará al más pérfido de los seres: la reina de los súcubos o demonios femeninos, que sedienta de sangre y muerte se pasea por las calles de la ciudad, seduciendo con su exuberante belleza a los ingenuos que tienen el infortunio de cruzarse en su camino.

	Pero el inspector no estará solo en esta batalla...		Pero el inspector no estará solo en esta batalla...

	Lilith, una novela en la que Sevilla se convierte en el escenario de una lucha que dura desde siempre.		Lilith, una novela en la que Sevilla se convierte en el escenario de una lucha que dura desde siempre.

	===English Translation of Summary===		===English Translation of Summary===
	In Seville, a series of strange and bloody murders brings Inspector Jose Nicolas Almagro to investigate the case. He discovers that the police cannot solve the case nor can the morgue explain how the victims died.		In Seville, a series of strange and bloody murders brings Inspector Jose Nicolas Almagro to investigate the case. He discovers that the police cannot solve the case nor can the morgue explain how the victims died.

	Almagro meets with a strange Mexican priest who offers an unbelievable explanation of what is happening. He finds himself facing the most treacherous of beings: the queen of the succubi Lilith and her demons that thirst for blood and walk the streets of the city. Their victims falling to their beauty and power.		Almagro meets with a strange Mexican priest who offers an unbelievable explanation of what is happening. He finds himself facing the most treacherous of beings: the queen of the succubi Lilith and her demons that thirst for blood and walk the streets of the city. Their victims falling to their beauty and power.

	Seville will become the scene of a fight that has lasted since the beginning of time, but the inspector will not be alone in this fight.		Seville will become the scene of a fight that has lasted since the beginning of time, but the inspector will not be alone in this fight.


			== Book Review ==
	==Book Review==		''At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, no review was available.''
	''At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, ~~a book~~ review was ~~not~~ available.''



	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.amazon.com/Lilith-Spanish-Edition-ebook/dp/B008C9JN40/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com (Spanish ~~Language~~ Only)]		*[http://www.amazon.com/Lilith-Spanish-Edition-ebook/dp/B008C9JN40/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com ''(In Spanish Only)'']
			*[http://www.amazon.com/Lilith-Jos%C3%A9-Carlos-Blandino/dp/8492868678/ This work in Paperback Format at Amazon.com ''(In Spanish Only)'']

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	In Seville, a series of strange and bloody murders brings Inspector Jose Nicolas Almagro to investigate the case. He discovers that the police cannot solve the case nor can the morgue explain how the victims died.		In Seville, a series of strange and bloody murders brings Inspector Jose Nicolas Almagro to investigate the case. He discovers that the police cannot solve the case nor can the morgue explain how the victims died.
	Almagro meets with a strange Mexican priest who offers an unbelievable explanation of what is happening. He finds himself facing the most treacherous of beings: the queen of the succubi Lilith and her demons that thirst for blood and walk the streets of the city. Their victims falling to their beauty and power.		Almagro meets with a strange Mexican priest who offers an unbelievable explanation of what is happening. He finds himself facing the most treacherous of beings: the queen of the succubi Lilith and her demons that thirst for blood and walk the streets of the city. Their victims falling to their beauty and power.
	Seville will become the scene of a fight that has lasted since the beginning of time. but the inspector will not be alone in this fight.		Seville will become the scene of a fight that has lasted since the beginning of time, but the inspector will not be alone in this fight.

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''For other uses of the name [[Lilith]], see [[Lilith (disambiguation)]].''

''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

[[Image:LilithSpn.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Cover of the eNovel Lilith by José Carlos Blandino.]]
'''Lilith''' is a Spanish language eNovel written by José Carlos Blandino. In this work, the Queen of the Succubi Lilith appears.

== Book Details ==
*Name: Lilith
*Author: José Carlos Blandino
*Editor: Jirones de Azul
*Language: Spanish
*Publisher: Jirones de Azul
*Length: 298 Pages
*ASIN: B008C9JN40
*Release Date: June 15, 2012

==Summary==
===Spanish Summary===
En Sevilla se están produciendo unos extraños y cruentos asesinatos en serie que traen de cabeza al inspector al frente del caso, José Nicolás Almagro. Ni policía ni forenses comprenden qué está sucediendo... estas muertes desafían toda lógica criminalística.
La llegada de un peculiar sacerdote mexicano ofrecerá una irracional explicación, que arrastrará a Almagro a una desigual lucha. En ella se enfrentará al más pérfido de los seres: la reina de los súcubos o demonios femeninos, que sedienta de sangre y muerte se pasea por las calles de la ciudad, seduciendo con su exuberante belleza a los ingenuos que tienen el infortunio de cruzarse en su camino.
Pero el inspector no estará solo en esta batalla...
Lilith, una novela en la que Sevilla se convierte en el escenario de una lucha que dura desde siempre.

===English Translation of Summary===
In Seville, a series of strange and bloody murders brings Inspector Jose Nicolas Almagro to investigate the case. He discovers that the police cannot solve the case nor can the morgue explain how the victims died.
Almagro meets with a strange Mexican priest who offers an unbelievable explanation of what is happening. He finds himself facing the most treacherous of beings: the queen of the succubi Lilith and her demons that thirst for blood and walk the streets of the city. Their victims falling to their beauty and power.
Seville will become the scene of a fight that has lasted since the beginning of time. but the inspector will not be alone in this fight.

==Book Review==
''At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, a book review was not available.''

==External links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/Lilith-Spanish-Edition-ebook/dp/B008C9JN40/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com (Spanish Language Only)]