
Noah Primeval
Chronicles of the Nephilim (Volume 1)
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Narrated by:
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Brian Godawa
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By:
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Brian Godawa
About this listen
Nephilim Giants, Watchers, Archangels. This in not your Sunday School Noah's Ark.
This audiobook is a novel of the Genesis Bible story of Noah based on ancient historical research. It's the first novel in the series.
In an ancient world of darkness, fallen angels called Watchers rule as gods and breed giants called Nephilim.
Mankind is enslaved to evil.
Noah, a tribal leader and good family man, just wants to be left alone to make a living off the land with his wife and sons.
But he soon learns that evil never leaves you alone. It comes after you - and your family - with a vengeance.
Now Noah must rescue his family from the grip of supernatural evil before the Deluge comes and carries them all away.
A wild ride of spiritual redemption and action-adventure that takes the listener on a journey from the heights of heaven to the depths of the underworld.
Written by respected Christian and best-selling Biblical author, Brian Godawa.
Learn about the historical and biblical research behind the novel
Noah Primeval has appendices that provide an explanation of Biblical concepts in the novel such as the Sons of God, Watchers, Nephilim, Giants, Leviathan, and fallen angels.
On the age appropriateness of the novels
This Biblical Fiction series is rated PG-13, appropriate for mature teens and above, similar to the Bible and The Lord of the Rings.
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Story lacks character depth, probably assuming the reader already knows something of the characters, such as Noah's family.
Too often the author 'hurries' over 'moving' moments, important events and the description of scenery. It shows either a rushed attempt at story writing or a lack of imagination.
The concept is in my opinion a fantastic re-envisioning of the 'status quo's' understanding of the biblical narrative, in a very inventive way.
The possibilities were fantastic, the result, mediocre.
Would I recommend? Because of the appendices and theological merit behind the fiction, yes absolutely. If you're after great fiction, look elsewhere. Otherwise, continue. But let it be known this book will leave mixed emotions.
Cool idea, lacks depth.
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Great intro an exciting new literary genre.
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