Archon: The Books of Raziel (Books of Raziel, #1)

by Sabrina Benulis

Angela Mathers is plagued by visions of angels, supernatural creatures who haunt her thoughts by day and seduce her dreams by night. Newly released from a mental institution where she was locked away for two years, she hopes that her time at the Vatican's university, the West Wood Academy, will give her a chance at a normal life. Unlike ordinary humans, Angela is a blood head - a freak, a monster, the possible fulfillment of a terrifying prophecy of overwhelming death and destruction. Only in Luz, the Vatican's wondrous enclave, are blood heads accepted and encouraged to discover what kind of powers or special abilities they might possess. But within West Wood, a secret coven plots, and demons and angels roam the streets searching for the key to open Raziel's book - a secret tome from a lost archangel. Some are determined to destroy Raziel, while others, like the beautiful Supernal Israfel, one of the highest of the high, wish to free him. And when the Archon - the human chosen to possess the spirit of a dead angel - rises as foretold, they will control the supernatural universe.
Torn between mortal love and angelic obsession, Angela holds the key to Heaven and Hell - and both will stop at nothing to possess her.

• ISBN10: 0062069403
• ISBN13: 9780062069405
• Publish Date: 27 December 2011
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Out of Print: 17 September 2013
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc
• Imprint: HarperCollins
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 400
• Language: English

Reviews

[neddieb]

This book was very confusing. I really can't tell you exactly what the meaning behind this book was. I think what really made me dislike this book was the incest going on between the three Angels. Lucifel (female) and Raziel (male) who are brother and sister had relations with each other which resulted in Lucifel having children. Then their other brother, Isfrael, who is the highest archangel ends up being pregnant, by unknown means. This book is beyond bizarre. It's confusing and what made it worse for me was the incest and pregnancies. I will not be reading the sequel.