Today we are featuring The Fallen, book 1 in the Dark Genesis series by Sean M. Bazaar.
What does that mean
for the souls caught in the middle of heavenly plans and diabolical plots? All of this is explored as the mighty armies
made of the Host of Hosts and Diabolical begin their final confrontation in
Book One of The Fallen Series: Dark Genesis.
The story was
amazingly written, the writer created amazing characters and has a
terrific imagination. I could not put this book down once I started
reading it. The idea of the book is very unique in itself but the way the
writer created the scenes I could visualize what he was describing.
The Fallen is very
graphic in the fighting scenes but it was necessary to capture the full impact. The chapters where Alisha Grace (the human)
describes what is going on around her gave me goosebumps (what she described
going on would give anyone goosebumps!). The story then is being described
through the eyes of the angels and demons. I obviously rooted for the angels but love the
conflict and decisions made by the all-father.
Although the angels didn't always agree with his decisions, they made an
oath to the all-father. I think that
part is important in the story; the conflict and their oaths. I loved the description of the demons, each being
very unique and grotesque (loved it!) and each was described in such a way I
could visualize exactly what they looked like.
The characters are
so well described I fell in love with them all (angels of course) but if I had
to pick a favorite or favorites I would pick Krillion, Rai and Alisha (of
course). I just want their happily ever
afters and of course I can’t forget Kane . I cannot wait to read the next in
this series. I absolutely love this story and I highly recommend whether you
like the fantasy genre or not , it's a great story.
5 out of 5 stars
Sean M. Bazaar is a staff sergeant currently in the U.S. Army. He originally came
up with the idea for The Fallen series and characters during his first
deployment to 
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