The First Sin
The
First Sin: South of Eden
by
Lisa Beth Darling
Genre:
Contemporary Fiction
Lucifer Returns to Eden
Lucifer
is unceremoniously yanked out of Hell by his Father so he can return
to his old job in the Garden of Eden. When he arrives, broken,
battered, and bleeding, he falls into the arms of Eve who is unsure
about seeing her old lover again as are the people now living in a
dying paradise.
Tasked
with returning the Sacred Trees of Life and Knowledge to flourishing
bounty once more, Lucifer struggles to learn his new place in his old
home. Yet, he hasn't been placed there solely to tend the Garden. His
son, Cain, is on the way with murder and destruction on his
mind.
Having
lived, cursed by God, for eons, Cain Enoch has made quite a name for
himself and amassed a fortune that would make even his Grandfather
envious and with it he'll stop at nothing to find Eden and destroy.
Why? So he can finally die even though it means taking the Earth,
Heaven, and Hell with him.
As
of this writing, I am 54 years-old, the mother of two adult
daughters, grandmother to one, and wife to my husband, Roy, for the
last 34 years. I live and write in my hometown of New London, CT.
I
began my writing career in the 4th grade when the class was given its
first-ever Creative Writing assignment. I put pencil to paper and was
instantly transported to a place I knew that I would never want to
leave. I have been publishing my works since 7th grade.
My
early influences were Stephen King, Mary Higgins Clark, Harold
Robins, Jacqueline Susan and VC Andrews. As such, my works tend to be
a grand mash-up of drama, horror, suspense, action, intrigue, and, of
course, intimate relations.
In
my spare time I enjoy gardening and photography as well as cooking
and baking. I also enjoy helping other authors bring their works to
the world stage.
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Interesting storyline on the Garden of Eden. I haven't ever read a story quite this one sounds. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThe sacred tree pictured on the cover is beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of Lisa Beth Darling. I love her "Sister Christian" book series.
ReplyDeleteThe title really does lend itself perfectly to the story.
ReplyDeleteThis would be a Good book for summer reading. Love the cover.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
I like the tree on the cover. It seems special.
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