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Not Far From Eden by J. Manfred Weichsel
Not Far From Eden by J. Manfred Weichsel
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Not Far From Eden by J. Manfred Weichsel

J. Manfred Weichsel

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Jealous angels with no genitals discover the passion and ecstasy that humans experience through sex. In revenge, the frustrated but impotent celestial beings banish the men to the wilderness. Will the women save the human race, or will they become the mothers of great evil?
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L
12/20/2021
Linz
United Kingdom United Kingdom

You Need This!!

I love love loved this. This is a complete break from reality it's humorous and fun. Weichel always delivers stories that drag you in. The cover. The story. The characters. This book is the full biblical package.

DD
12/18/2021
Dakota D.
United States United States

Weichsel At His Best!

Not Far From Eden transports us back to human settlements before the Great Flood, a time period where people lived long lives and having angels appear before you didn’t warrant a trip to the local mental institute. God sends down his Angels to educate man, but his Angels soon become tempted by women, just like the rest of us. What ensues is hilarious, sometimes a bit sexy, and an all around good time for most involved. I really enjoyed having parts of different biblical stories woven into the story. If you’re familiar with the creation of niphilims, the Book of Enoch, and the stories centered around Azazel, you may appreciate the work that went into weaving each piece into the story seamlessly. Not Far from Eden is overall an enjoyable book with lots of humor and a story that will suck you in and have you forgetting about those chores you wanted to do or that pesky bedtime. This is definitely Weichsel’s best book yet!