Plague of Angels by John Patrick Kennedy

To drive them out will weaken them and Him further at the time when I am strongest. “At the end of the thousand years, you must empty Jerusalem of Christians. By then, you must have Mankind’s eyes open, and your followers must outnumber His.” “It will be a thousand years before we can speak again. “Then listen, my beloved,” said Tribunal. And I will drive the very memory of God from this world, until there are none to speak His name.” There will be no Angels to send Him a message, and surely you can deceive His mortal servants so they cannot report you after they die.” “He does not know I am here, and I have set events in motion to prevent His other Angels from ever arriving on this Earth. “If your Father decides that He will not abide His bargain, and comes to see what we are doing?” What if she was free of it? What if there was no longer a need to serve Him? She could be free, and have a place in Paradise and rule at Tribunal’s side. To be free of God on Earth was one thing, but to no longer serve Him in Hell? For though she was Queen of Hell, she was still God’s servant, sentenced to punish his wicked for all eternity. Nyx found herself shivering at the thought. Someone that writes a book like this can handle it, in fact I expect it.“Will you be my sword and my Queen? Will you?” Don't get anxiety over it, they're your feelings-express them. Authors arguing with reviewers, whining, crying, etc. I also find the whole debate going on with authors wanting reviewers to post their real names ridiculous.

And hang in there with Nyx, she's not soooooo bad. So if you like the idea of history and brutal reality-with a Dark Angel protagonist, you should get a kick out of it.

Plus if you think the world is messed up now, it's cupcakes and lollipops in comparison to what it was. through the middle ages, and well.let's just say humans as a species are pretty fucked up too. Throw them into society, especially from 1 A.D. They're not nice, they like to indulge, and they like to see people suffer (IMO anyway). In fact, the book is disgusting at times, sometimes (or a lot) vile, and it's going to elicit some strong reactions-and it's all these these things and more because I didn't write a fairytale about angels.I wrote a book about Dark Angels. You are entitled to your opinion, and I will ALWAYS respect that. If you choose to review it I swear by all that is holy (or unholy in this case ha) that I will not be a crybaby about it. Second, I hope the hours spent are in the very least, entertaining. First off, thank you much for spending hours of your precious life reading something that I wrote.

Plague of Angels by John Patrick Kennedy