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Journey to Redemption or Perdition?

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Journey to Redemption or Perdition?
Journey to Redemption or Perdition? Book Cover, written by Rosa Clark
Journey to Redemption or Perdition? Book Cover, written by Rosa Clark
Author(s) Rosa Clark
Publisher PublishAmerica
Publication date October 17, 2005
Media type Paperback
Length 264 Pages
ISBN 978-1413778120?

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Journey to Redemption or Perdition? is a novel written by Rosa Clark. In this work the character Lilith is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: Journey to Redemption or Perdition?
  • Author: Rosa Clark
  • Published By: PublishAmerica
  • Length: 264 Pages
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN-10: 1413778127
  • ISBN-13: 978-1413778120?
  • Publishing Date: October 17, 2005


Plot Summary

Journey to Redemption or Perdition? On the surface it focuses on an old theme of good vs. evil, but it is much more philosophical than that. Derdekea, for loving Lucifer, became a fallen archangel; her penance, to roam the earth as protector of mankind. On her journey she encounters Joseph, who is not what he seems. Together they continue on a vaguely understood, surmised common path. Many signs are misread and misconstrued, due to neither one of them being aware of the Creator’s ultimate plan.

Only when they are confronted by Lilith (demoness sworn to the destruction of mankind) and Leviathan (demon of the watery world), Satan’s emissaries on Earth, do they begin to make sense of the puzzle, only to be confronted with another maze within. The story is filled with celestial beings, magical characters, mutated creatures and lost, tortured souls, which cannot be aptly credited in this short analysis.


Book Review

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